The first, from studies involving Arctic char (Salvelinus alpinus) and Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar), suggests that the release of a population-specific pheromone by juveniles guides returning adults (Nordeng 1971, 1977).
This analysis combined transcriptomic data and phenotype measurements (fermentation rate and metabolite release) of a segregating population from the wine derivative strain (59A) and strain S288c.
Sterilization of male insects by gamma radiation and their release into a population of wild insects is a promising approach.
The study was designed to compare a combined aerobic and resistance training (ART) with an aerobic training (AT) over hemodynamic, glucose metabolism and endothelial factors, adipokines and pro-inflammatory marker release in a population of obese type 2 diabetic patients.
We found no convincing amperometric evidence for 5 HT release from a population of small clear vesicles.
Indeed, biocontrol agents are generally released as a population with the expectation of that population becoming self-sustaining, whereas many horticultural releases or 'escapes' begin with few individuals in small, isolated populations.
The Istanbul of 1963, the year "From Russia with Love" was released, had a population of some two million.
Allelopathy is a biological phenomenon by which individuals of a population release one or more biochemicals that have an effect on the growth, survival, and reproduction of the individuals of another population.
QST values were on average lower at elevated temperature (21°C, red lines in Figure 3) than at ambient temperature (17°C, blue lines in Figure 3) for all traits, owing to a trend showing a release of within-population genetic variance of the selected traits (VAnimal, Table 2).
As responders chose to self-complete the survey there was a larger response the first time it was released (samples of 180-215 from a population of 250), but a smaller response the subsequent time (sample size 21-22).
The consequences of the radioactive environmental releases have been assessed by means of a population dose code.
