Given this unique diversity for a lactic acid bacterium, we investigated whether PCR-based IS fingerprinting could be used as a discriminatory tool to distinguish between different strains of Lb. helveticus.
One plausible factor that is at least partly responsible for the cichlids' unique diversity is the complexity of their breeding system and social behavior.
Likewise, dinoflagellate eIF4E family members are expected to have distinct functions based on this phylogeny, with their unique diversity allowing for an increased dependence on the translational control of gene expression.
As for the unique diversity on each farm found in Dr. Kaufman's study, it could be explained by a combination of different soil and moisture profiles, although what exactly drives the beetle community's composition will require further study.
The suggested reasons for the high level of unique diversity between infants are compelling, but we would like to understand how different these strains are?
The unique diversity of American life doubtless has much to do with it.
Eastern and southern African rangelands are renowned for supporting a globally unique diversity and abundance of large mammals.
This study of allelic diversity for the four known boron tolerance loci revealed that Sahara 3771 has a unique set of boron tolerance genes, rare amongst germplasm.
In other words, every species pool will have a unique 'expected' phylogenetic diversity for plots of differing species richness.
The rapidly changing nature over time of acute infectious diseases in a host, and the genetic diversity of microbial pathogens present unique problems for the design and interpretation of functional-genomic studies in this field.
