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Evaluating the effect of parasites on population size is essential for designing management and conservation plans of wild animal populations. Although knowledge in this area is scarce in cetaceans, current evidence suggests that species of the nematode genus Crassicauda may play an important regulatory...
However, these times are based on average half-lives determined from sample populations. Some drugs (e.g., zonisamide, cyclosporine) have half-lives that vary dramatically between individuals. Drug interactions may cause similar variations. Time to steady state of a drug in an individual patient ...
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This “Ribosome Concentration” model has been previously discussed57 and may explain why the translation of ESC-relevant mRNAs requires a specific amount of ribosomes, and why perturbations of ribosome biogenesis affect specific mRNA populations, such as upstream open reading frame containing mRNAs58,...
We review recent research which reveals: (1) how spatially distributed populations avoid overexploiting resources due to the local extinction of over-exploitative variants, and (2) how the conventional understanding of evolutionary processes is violated by spatial populations so that basic concepts, ...
and stress in the establishment of equilibrium assemblages; the mechanisms leading to the steady state; the frequency and longevity of equilibrium phases, and the role of morphological and physiological plasticity of phytoplankton in maintaining the (apparently) same populations under different environmental...
Populations containing multiple species are important in natural ecosystems, well-defined processes, wastewater treatment, and systems using genetically modified cells. Some examples of interactions among these species are competition, neutralism, mutualism, protocooperation, commensalism, amensalism, predation...
However, in order to discuss the purity of the qubit, we need results for both coherences and populations valid to the same order. In order to achieve this, we use the fact that an open quantum system coupled weakly to a thermal environment is generically expected to relax to the ...