As they guessed would happen, the cancer cells quickly invaded the marrow, but not the collagen.
But in 1857, just seven years after the museum was completed, the Reading Room was added, and the rest of the courtyard was quickly invaded by stockrooms housing books.
We learn that loss of grazing constitutes an existential threat to European steppes, many of which are relics or outlier zones which are quickly invaded by trees once grazing pressure ceases.
Experts say the experiment, described here this week at the biennial meeting of the European Society for Evolutionary Biology, is also one of the first laboratory demonstrations that newly evolved life quickly invades distinct habitats.
Fungi being filamentous in nature possess have an advantage in the decomposition of lignocellulosic waste as they possess ability to produce prolific spores that can quickly invade substrates and supported by a broad variety of enzymes with complementary catalytic activities (Lundell et al. 2010).
Britain quickly invaded and occupied most of Germany's overseas colonies in Africa.
Such grandiose thinking quickly invaded administration and Pentagon planning documents as the Bush administration prepared to prevent potentially oppositional powers or blocs of powers from arising in the foreseeable future.
They've established a decade-plus career by creating euphoric, larger-than-life soundscapes, often paired with emotional melodies and harmonic vocals that quickly invade the body and find a home deep in the heart.
The infective nature of HEGs allows them to quickly invade species [2], but the lack of homing opportunities near and at fixation means that selection for HEG function will become substantially relaxed.
When a sensitive parental provisioning allele was fixed, a particular solicitation strategy quickly invaded and evolved to high frequency, but which solicitation allele took over depended on the parental sensitivity genotype.
