In this case, introgression of red plumage may be driven by sexual selection if red-backed males have a sexually selected advantage via male competition [ 36] or female choice [ 37].
Postzygotic care of offspring, for instance, may alter the sexually selected advantage of large body size in males (Andersson 1994; Shuster and Wade 2003).
However, we found no case of focal GRB7 amplification in HER2- cases suggesting that its activation is linked to the selected advantage conferred by HER2 activation.
Recently, it has been proposed that the host defence can accelerate the generation of genomic rearrangements that provide selecting advantage to the pathogen [104].
Mr. Owens, of National Geographic, said recently that the pre-election premiere date was selected "to take advantage of our fall schedule" of shows, which will have their premieres in the days and weeks after "SEAL Team Six".
Instead, said Howard T. Owens, the channel's president, said Nov. 4 was selected "to take advantage of our fall schedule" of shows, which will have their premieres in the days and weeks after "Seal Team Six".
The location of this new depot, along the south branch of the Chicago River, was selected to take advantage of the bustling passenger and freight market traveling on nearby Lake Michigan.
By contrast extendable primers selected to take advantage of this effect by pairing this extra base with a corresponding thymine in the template were far superior and behaved as 11-mers.
Presumably, these interaction motifs have been hijacked by E1A from cellular genes via recombination events, or the E1A gene has evolved independently, such that the protein mimics cellular protein interaction surfaces in order to provide selected functional advantages to E1A, and consequently the virus.
The regulation of CXCR4 surface expression by 5T4 molecules may provide a new way to control response to the chemokine CXCL12 in normal circumstances but could be selected to advantage the spread of a tumor from its primary site.
