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1 uch systems underwent rapid shifts to the WT morphotype.

2 ase HadABC complex, was constructed in the R morphotype.

3 lebs, as well an onset of a wrinkled surface morphotype.

4 he parental mycolic acid profile and cording morphotype.

5 ched cocci (persister) form became the major morphotype.

6 ptibility testing of a single colony of each morphotype.

7 itidis, for expression in yeast and mycelial morphotypes.

8 g that OMTs may transition between these two morphotypes.

9 are self-righting potential of the two shell morphotypes.

10 morphology and assume at least four distinct morphotypes.

11 nd coexistence of "round" and "fuzzy" colony morphotypes.

12 ubclades of the IRLC with distinct bacteroid morphotypes.

13 tinct consequences for the growth of the two morphotypes.

14 Spores are dormant bacterial morphotypes able to withstand harsh environments for dec

15 Of these, the thick pilus morphotype, absent in a mutant disrupted for the pilin-e

16 first study to comprehensively compare body morphotype, adipokines, and cytokine responses between p

17 Some other, but not all, fibril morphotypes also exhibit dense threads, implying that th

18 growth and development, and therefore plant morphotype and fertility.

19 tion of a genetic correlation between female morphotype and immunological condition.

20 sed after transition to the pathogenic yeast morphotype and is regulated by a mechanism for phase-spe

21 Moreover, similar morphotypes and 16S gene sequences were retrieved from s

22 on individual plant species, for both damage morphotypes and feeding groups.

23 SIRV2 and STIV have fundamentally different morphotypes and genome sequences, it is surprising that

24 ica oleracea accessions representing various morphotypes and identified signals of selection at the m

25 ed against metabolically active A. fumigatus morphotypes and is stronger against membrane protein fra

26 52); or between those with Lactobacillus spp morphotypes and those without (70.48% vs 74.08%; pintera

27 with detected G vaginalis or Bacteroides spp morphotypes and those without these morphotypes (efficac

28 thought to be the important infectious cell morphotype, and after inoculation into a suitable host,

29 pathway was increased compared with the SmT morphotype, and inhibition of ERK resulted in decreased

30 bly) abolishes cell motility, and both pilus morphotypes are absent.

31 radiolabeled deacylated lipids from the SmT morphotype, by high-performance liquid chromatography an

32 In both WS and BrB, there were two ciliate morphotypes consistently represented in all disease lesi

33 Large morphotypes contained higher numbers of viable bacteria,

34 otal fish fauna and that of the two dominant morphotypes (Coryphaenoides sp. 1 and C. profundicolus)

35 nstructions using a non-selective mixture of morphotypes could potentially be biased.

36 Four of the eleven ciliate morphotypes detected contained coral algal symbionts, in

37 The thin pilus morphotype does not appear to be altered in the pilA1 mu

38 Our finding that the most heavily calcified morphotype dominates when conditions are most acidic is

39 ides spp morphotypes and those without these morphotypes (efficacy 68.62% vs 76.72%; pinteraction=0.6

40 titate the relative amounts of each distinct morphotype, followed by antibiotic susceptibility testin

41 ing competing hypotheses about the ancestral morphotype for crown catarrhines, early catarrhine phylo

42 tty acids of each variety, a characteristic "morphotypes" for each oil variety was established.

43 Morphotypes historically given the name Acropora prolife

44 WT was the predominant morphotype in 26 (81%) of these samples and was absent i

45 nstructed to quantify the prevalence of each morphotype in ascending urinary tract infection.

46 two membranes, as well as vesicle chain-like morphotype in purified vesicle fraction.

47 ting fibrils and allowed us to identify this morphotype in STEM micrographs.

48 sotope and abundance measurements on the two morphotypes in sediment trap, core-top, and downcore sam

49 cal analyses disclosed bacteria with several morphotypes, including spiral-shaped, in the cytoplasm a

50 and we hypothesize that many of the "novel" morphotypes interpreted to occur among archosaurs later

51 They occur as four distinct morphotypes: irregular laminated convex plates that form

52 parent (SmT) or smooth opaque (SmO), the SmO morphotype is avirulent, whereas the SmT morphotype is v

53 The newly discovered WT morphotype is multidrug resistant relative to other vari

54 vocal-sonic central pattern generator (CPG) morphotype is proposed for fishes and tetrapods that sha

55 quirements, the infectious and transmissible morphotype is the dormant spore.

56 SmO morphotype is avirulent, whereas the SmT morphotype is virulent.

57 The clinical significance of the colonial morphotypes is unclear.

58 notypes were identified only in B. anthracis morphotypes isolated from the letters, indicating that t

59 ysiological differentiation among three crop morphotypes (leaf, turnip, and oilseed) and for correlat

60 These results suggest that territorial morphotypes may be more sensitive to changes in the spat

61 hybridization between more and less advanced morphotypes might have resulted in agricultural improvem

62 The third morphotype, not recognized in previous analyses, differs

63 Approximately half of the morphotypes occurred only on polymetallic nodules.

64 To determine whether the WT morphotype occurs in humans, 32 MAI-positive clinical sa

65 The predominant morphotype of mycobacteriophage virions has a DNA-contai

66 ructions depend on assumptions regarding the morphotype of the Homo-Pan last common ancestor (LCA).

67 sm among an encapsulated and nonencapsulated morphotype of V. vulnificus.

68 research studies is enumeration of bacterial morphotypes of a Gram-stained vaginal smear (i.e., Nugen

69 croscopy (SEM) to determine distribution and morphotypes of adhering microbes.

70 ntification of clinically important, similar morphotypes of Aspergillus spp. within the section Fumig

71 en the composition of the NCR family and the morphotypes of bacteroids.

72 hat there is a pronounced seasonality in the morphotypes of Emiliania huxleyi, the most abundant cocc

73 ty of these properties of sun and shade leaf morphotypes of Ginkgo biloba trees under the present atm

74 Of the two common morphotypes of Mycobacterium avium, designated smooth tr

75 butes between territorial and nonterritorial morphotypes of side-blotched lizards, Uta stansburiana,

76 microscopy, we were able to investigate the morphotypes of the bacteria in the urinary tract.

77 d cryoelectron tomography to investigate the morphotypes of this double mutant.

78 previously healthy women with a slender body morphotype, often with scoliosis and/or pectus excavatum

79 The effects of climate and leaf morphotype on stomatal index were rather conserved (<1%)

80 ghlight the derived nature of the glyptodont morphotype, one aspect of which is a spectacular increas

81 ssociated with >30 Gardnerella or Prevotella morphotypes per high-power field, as detected by Gram st

82 three morphotypes revealed that only the SmT morphotype possessed what appeared to be lipid component

83 ere has been considerable debate as to which morphotype predominates during urinary tract infection.

84 We conclude that, by far, the predominant morphotype present in the urinary tract during ascending

85 470 cranium from Kenya (Homo rudolfensis), a morphotype previously unrecognized at Olduvai.

86 ributed species in each ocean is composed of morphotypes previously described as separate species.

87 ong the most diverse prokaryotic phyla, with morphotypes ranging from unicellular to multicellular fi

88 brook 7H10, however, revealed three distinct morphotypes representing smooth opaque (SmO), smooth tra

89 sion of the other to achieve the filamentous morphotype required for sexual development in Cryptococc

90 antigen; this antigen was not restricted to morphotypes resembling only cocci but was also present o

91 APK) pathway following infection with either morphotype revealed that all three members of the MAPK p

92 atographic analysis of lipids from the three morphotypes revealed that only the SmT morphotype posses

93 work on the two principal white G. ruber (W) morphotypes, sensu stricto (ss) and sensu lato (sl), has

94 ifts in carbonate chemistry alone caused the morphotype shift.

95 of M. avium presenting with all three colony morphotypes, SmO, SmT, and Rg.

96 Finally, H. capsulatum displays morphotype-specific expression of several genes, and a c

97 2 ng/mL) than by the more virulent LR114 SmT morphotype strain (2.4 +/- 0.6 ng/mL; P < .05, paired t

98 ed rough-smooth, flat, and transparent (SmT) morphotype strain 86m2096 (26.8 +/- 5.2 ng/mL) than by t

99 Translucent and transparent morphotype strains were attenuated for virulence.

100 xtensive cytoplasmic vacuolation, yielding a morphotype that is typical of necrosis.

101 kground yielded a nonreverting smooth-colony morphotype that produced no detectable EPS(ETr) and did

102 Here, we report a genus-specific starch morphotype that provides a means to identify chili peppe

103 sed reversible phase variation in the colony morphotype that was associated with extracellular polysa

104 stinctive part of the virosphere and display morphotypes that are not associated with the other two d

105 e fitness and observation of distinct colony morphotypes that emerged.

106 versification into heading and tuber-forming morphotypes through convergent subgenome parallel select

107 Cell morphotypes/tissue components were compared between grou

108 viruses' distinctiveness extends from their morphotypes to their genome sequences and the structures

109 linked to the domestication of the tuberous morphotypes, turnip (B. rapa) and kohlrabi (B. oleracea)

110 ained distinct reproductive castes including morphotypes unknown in solitary aculeate (stinging) wasp

111 lates has concerned the effect of genetic or morphotype variation.

112 ed by PCR corresponded to specific bacterial morphotypes visible in vaginal fluid.

113 In summary, the white morphotype was common in humans and was favored in disea

114 The RT morphotype was heterogeneous with regard to infectivity.

115 escent protein in both swimming and swarming morphotypes, was constructed to quantify the prevalence

116 Morphotypes were enumerated by dark-field microscopy.

117 All three morphotypes were identified as M. avium by standard bioc

118 The observed morphotypes were in remarkable agreement with the differ

119 Tissue and cell morphotypes were quantitated by 2 evaluators at 100 inte

120 quired for the biogenesis of the thick pilus morphotype which, in turn, is necessary for motility (he

121 PK) resulted in attenuated growth of the SmT morphotype, which correlated with reduced PGE(2) product

122 can produce different pilus-dependent colony morphotypes, which have been previously shown to reflect

123 For cabbage morphotypes with their typical leaf-heading trait, we id

124 might take on the parental or a non-parental morphotype, with both daughter cells showing robust expr

125 We distinguished 170 morphotypes within the UK-1 contract area but species-ri