This species is native to southern Europe (including Iberia), Asia Minor and the Middle East where it attacks predominantly both widespread and refuge-specific host-alternating gallwasp species, and also now attacks invading gallwasp populations throughout northern Europe (see Table 1) [ 14, 19].
In predominantly agricultural/pastoral catchments, widespread bacterial contamination of streams occurred due to increased livestock use of watercourses and decreased dilution during low flows.
SH-SY5Y cells overexpressing wild-type α-syn (SH-SY5Y-α-syn) had a widespread, predominantly cytosolic distribution of α-syn.
Is this infectious disease distribution predominantly due to widespread general resistance over multiple genes or is susceptibility due to rare mutations in a few specific genes?
In non-neuronal tissues, PLD4 mRNA expression was widespread, but predominantly distributed in the spleen.
We identified widespread activation predominantly in regions of in the DMN, with peaks found in bilateral HF, PHC, Rsp, PCC, AMPFC, and left pIPL (Table 1).
In addition to its small (32 Mb) genome size, T. pseudonana was chosen for genome sequencing because it is generally considered representative of the large, widespread and predominantly marine genus Thalassiosira [ 4, 7].
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Since the second half of the 20th century, the Jonian coast of the Basilicata Region (Italy) has witnessed a widespread retreating phenomenon, predominantly due to anthropogenic causes affecting transport processes along the riverbeds and causing reductions in the sediment supply to the coast.
In this review we focus primarily on chemicals, metals, dusts, and physical agents for which there is widespread human exposure, predominantly in occupational settings, and we address unresolved questions regarding carcinogenicity.
