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Higher daf-16 expression levels among the gonochoristic species was also observed throughout development in the staged populations (Figure 2bi, 2bii & 2biii) with the difference being most prominent in the L4 stage (Figure 2bii).

Given the evolutionary conservation and critical role played by DAF-16 in regulating lifespan in C. elegans, we quantified daf-16 mRNA levels in both mixed populations (nematodes at various stages of development) and staged populations (L2-L3, L4 and adult stages) of all strains of the four Caenorhabditis species.

Although it has been called "America's Dead Sea", the lake provides habitat for millions of native birds, brine shrimp, shorebirds, and waterfowl, including the largest staging population of Wilson's phalarope in the world.

During the study years the density of early gametophyte populations was 2522 ± 3327/0.25 m2, but only 437 ± 326/0.25 m2 for late-stage populations.

Shrub control strategies should therefore target early-growth-stage populations and repeat the browsing strategy at the same intensity over several years to achieve cumulative effects.

The reference used is a 50∶50 N2∶CB4856 combination of RNA isolated from separate plates of hermaphrodite only mixed-stage populations.

Between February and May, the sizes of immature stage populations remained high and constant in the five residential areas of the study.

For protein analyses, mixed-stage populations of worms were harvested and analyzed as described below.

All experiments were repeated under identical conditions using mixed stage populations of P. murrayi.

Direct sequencing of the entire M. persicae RyR cDNA obtained from mixed developmental stage populations of clones 4106A and 5191A did not detect any additional SNPs.

Mixed-stage populations (nonsynchronized, with predominance of adult worms) were recovered from plates with sterile M9 buffer and cleaned of bacteria by successive centrifugations at 1000 rpm.