41 candidate B. mori ORs (BmorORs) previously identified [ 20] were compared to the unigenes using TBLASTN, leading to a first identification of 25 putative ORs in S. littoralis (SlitORs).
It was the electron microscopy which led to their first identification and Popescu's team the first responsible for the reconstructions indicating TCs 'organization' in a three-dimensional (3D) network that is believed to be accountable for the complex roles of TCs.
Although PP1 has long been associated with a number of diseases, this study may lead to the first identification of the underlying causes.
Within the framework of the Hessian fly Genomics Consortium, we annotated a total of 228 genes involved in chemoreception (including genes encoding ORs, GRs, IR, SNMPs, and OBPs), corresponding to the first identification of the chemosensory gene families in the Cecidomyiidae.
Launching an extensive search for this gene in the genome data that was submitted to the public databases along with duck genome manuscript and extending this search to all avian genomes in the whole-genome shotgun-sequencing database, we were able to report the first identification of coding sequences capable of encoding the full leptin protein precursor in wild birds.
A graduate student at Berkeley used the 30 inches telescope at Leuschner Observatory to make the first identification of the two objects as being elliptical galaxies.
We first applied a DOE approach to find the optimum in the 7-dimensional parameter space, using a 2 n (14) runs matrix to achieve a first identification of the drivers for this optimization.
In Spain, an outbreak of aseptic meningitis attributable to EV13 occurred from February to October 2000 (25 ), the first identification of this virus in Spain since record keeping began in 1988 (28 ).
This is indeed, to our knowledge, the first identification of a distinct molecular pathway where Sec-containing TrxR1 provides a unique and essential function in mammalian cells.
In the present study, we provide, to our knowledge, the first identification of all flights and foraging events in a wild bird.
