Sentence examples for restricted niche from inspiring English sources

NSC in V-SVZ are endowed with long-term self-renewal potential and reside in a spatially restricted niche.

These basidiomycete pathogens reside in a highly restricted niche within the host, the corpus region of host meristems, and eventually produce diploid teliospores in the anther tissues of developing flowers [ 44].

This can explain the high AT content of obligate endosymbionts or intracellular parasites which are adapted to a restricted niche, undergo restricted gene exchange, and possibly mutate at a high rate due to the loss of DNA repair genes [43].

However it may appear sometimes as a narrow and restricted niche topic when compared to other exploration production disciplines.

This dual life must be evolutionarily challenging and represents a very different and perhaps more restricted niche compared to that of Y. pseudotuberculosis.

Comparisons of complete genome sequences from strains of these two species support the idea of a more restricted niche for Y. pestis, as up to 13% of the Y. pseudotuberculosis genes are no longer active in Y. pestis [7].

The UN special report said the fact that legal highs were no longer restricted to niche markets but available worldwide was a particularly worrying development.

A wide-ranging comparison with conventional engineering materials shows metallic glasses to be restricted to niche applications, but with outstanding properties awaiting wider application, for example in micro electro-mechanical systems devices.

The disadvantage is that fluorescence from only one element at a time is registered, and while these systems could be used in combination with a solid-state detector, they will likely be restricted to niche applications.

Adherent and invasive Escherichia coli (AIEC) are commonly found in ileal lesions of Crohn's Disease (CD) patients, where they adhere to intestinal epithelial cells and invade into and survive in epithelial cells and macrophages, thereby gaining access to a typically restricted host niche.

Here, we show that this function of BALL is not restricted to niche-controlled stem cells but is also required in pNBs, which depend on asymmetric distribution of cell fate determinants for self-renewal.