Examples of using Different organisms in English and their translations into German
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Finding the amino acid sequence of cytochrome c in different organisms.
Depending on environmental conditions, different organisms are present and their organic remains are concentrated there.
These pairs may differ in different organisms. The properties of the protein,
understand how different organisms have evolved.
The cells of such different organisms as roundworms, flies and humans use the insulin/IGF signalling pathway.
promote the growth and the evolutionary fitness of different organisms in extreme locations.
Can model systems be developed that enable the effects of chemicals to be accurately assessed for different organisms?
Activity When investigating evolutionary relationships between different organisms, it is important to choose carefully which gene
More than 30,000 different organisms' frequencies were listed in tables created by Rife
but an association of different organisms specialized in defense,
Genome editing is a new emerging method that allows the direct manipulation of any type of gene belonging to different organisms and cells.
The work offers aesthetic experiences from the contact zones between the two different organisms, and highlights the unconscious relation we have with Candida.
A food chain(or a food web) with many different organisms feeding on the raw materials and each other lives within the compost pile.
you can see the percentage of identity conserved between the different organisms after the alignment.
Additional examples are provided by the metabolic networks within biological cells which have been studied for 43 different organisms representing all three kingdoms of life.
As the effects of dietary restriction on lifespan is evolutionary conserved- observed in different organisms- researchers believe that the essential mechanisms apply to it as well.
19th century in Kiel, the zoologist and ecologist discovered the concept of biocoenosis- the mutual dependency of different organisms within an integrated community.
Out of a'haystack' of 40,000 genes from three different organisms, scientists at ETH Zurich and a research consortium in Jena have found genes that are involved in physical ageing.
These are radically different organisms of life, and to say‘animal'
The logical conclusion is that for every metabolic process, there must be a corresponding opposing process- either within the same organism, or in two different organisms which have opposing metabolic processes.