Unique changes will accumulate after two populations stop interbreeding, allowing biologists to tell whether two closely related organisms should be considered separate species.
The unique changes and errors suggest that these may have been copied directly from Chaucer's lost original--which was likely unfinished--or early copies of the original.
We define that the slime mould recognises a colour if it reacts to illumination with the colour by a unique changes in amplitude and periods of oscillatory activity.
These attributes allow the animal to assign new motivational incentives to pheromones associated with social and reproductive behaviours, thus providing adaptive ability to cope with unique changes in internal and external environmental conditions.
The designed membrane morphologies were achieved by using five different solvents DMSO, NMP, DMAc, DMF and TEP, which led to unique changes in the macro- and microstructures of the membranes.
These studies showed the possibility of applying Raman spectroscopy for the in vivo monitoring of the unique changes in the molecular composition of the tumor, and for studying the therapeutic effects of anticancer drugs and other medical treatments that could reduce the number of mice to be killed.
Now new research suggests unique changes in the Pygmy's genome have both led to adaptations for living in the forest as well as kept them short.
Three other minor variants, however, contained additional unique changes at positions 49, 257, or 281.
The remaining events do offer, however, a sufficiently diverse corpus to explore the generic vs. unique changes in the activity patterns in response to an emergency.
There were numerous unique changes in the MCF10CA1h cell line, including the copy number gains on 1q, 2p, 14q12-q24, 15q11-q25, and 17q21-qter (Supplementary Figures S1 and S2A and Table S1), suggesting that a critical mutation which was acquired in the MCF10CA1h lineage may be associated with the observed genomic instability.
Children with congenital central hypoventilation syndrome (CCHS), a condition marked by a loss of breathing drive during sleep and impaired central sensitivity to CO2, show impaired blood pressure and hypoxia responses, unique changes in affect, and problems with memory [1], [2], [3], [4], [5], [6].
