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Human cultivators bred wild specimens by selecting for unusually long stigmas; thus, a sterile mutant form of C. cartwrightianus, C. sativus, likely emerged in late Bronze Age Crete.

By selecting tumor specimens with ~50% or higher cellularity we had attempted to diminish the impact of this.

Domestication: Intentionally growing plants that originated in the wild, a process enhanced by selecting the best specimens and propagating them vegetatively (e.g., by taking cuttings as opposed to planting seeds).

In brief, tissue specimens were prepared for microarray format by selecting representative breast tumor areas from 651 formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded primary tumor blocks using hematoxylin and eosin stained whole-section slides.

All of the specimens were selected by two pathologists, only patients with primary lung adenocarcinoma were selected, intrapulmonary metastases and recurrent disease were not included in this study.

Five specimens were selected by using the criteria that they were from patients with laboratory-confirmed cryptosporidiosis cases from 5 separate households.

Three representative areas of each specimen, including 33 non-neoplastic oesophageal epithelium and 84 ESCC specimens, were selected by a pathologist (K-W Chan) and transferred to a TMA block using a 0.6 mm core diameter needle.

We conclude that acridine orange staining is a sensitive method for screening clinical specimens and reviewing selected specimens that are purulent, but negative by the Gram stain.

Only adult specimens were selected, identified by the presence of complete or nearly complete fusion between the basioccipital and basisphenoid [50].

Total RNAs from synovial lining tissues were obtained from the specimens selected by laser capture microdissection and the mRNAs were amplified by bacteriophage T7 RNA polymerase.

Specimens were selected for analysis by two criteria: (i) sufficient material for analysis, and (ii) histological evaluation by two pathologists demonstrating that samples contained at least 70% of tumor cells (in the case of cancer samples).