Cells cultured in light submerged conditions have a reduced sexual fusion competency [ 32, 33].
In parallel with this, forH and forI were enriched in fusion competent compared to light submerged cells, indicating that this enrichment is related to the acquisition of the fusion competence rather than to the submerged condition that was included to induce the fusion competence.
Under the light, the submerged stick became a luminous red.
Among the early light-induced TFs, SUB-1 (submerged protoperithecia-1; NCU01154) is necessary for light-induction of a large set of the late light-inducible genes (Chen et al. 2009), and CSP-1 (conidial separation-1; NCU02713) acted at a similar place as sub-1 in the hierarchy, just below WC-1 (Chen and Loros 2009; Sancar et al. 2011).
Through such mismatched comparisons a submerged mental landscape comes to light, with its zombie soldiers, its lawyers in the trees, and its snails like severed tongues.
Studying submerged landslides can even shed light on the past climate of Mars, where deposits from landslides analogous to those on Earth can hold clues about the presence of ice or water.
They make no effort at shedding some light on the submerged factors or causes that may contribute to some Muslims' suspicion of security forces, or some misguided acts of violent behavior.
Light availability to submerged plants also decreases, and markedly so when floodwaters are turbid (Mommer and Visser 2005; Voesenek et al. 2006).
Clouds, the sag of old towels, sodden in grey windows, the far shore scumbled by the fog, ducks bob on the grey river like decoys, not ducks but the submerged pieces of an old pier, lights fade from the water, "Such, such were the joys," muffled remorse in the December air.
Low CO2 and/or low light can restrict PN by submerged plants (Sand-Jensen 1989).
