Lineage of giant cells
has to do with neuronal migration.
From these details he started to
trace the lineage
of the family.
Prior to the new migrations of the fungus from mexico, a
clonal lineage, us1, predominated throughout the world.
Lineage advertisements
in the classified ' motors for sale ' section are traders.
Determining the evolutionary changes in mcph genes through the
primate lineages
to lower mammals.
Lineage of the family.
The current release consists of over 3300 cogs, from 43 complete genomes,
representing 30 major phylogenetic lineages.
These myeloid malignancies result from transformation of an hsc and are associated with expansion of one or more
haematopoietic lineages.
Lineage charts.
An analysis of
cell lineage
in the rat cerebral cortex.
As a wife she was expected to bear children, especially male children, thereby
continuing the royal lineage.
The current release consists of over 3300 cogs, from 43 complete genomes, representing 30 major
phylogenetic lineages.
Lineage commitment.
You may talk of desert, or
family lineage, or race, or ethnic group, or absurdly of ancient history.
This is so because one lineage cannot falsely
claim another lineage
's land with impunity.
Ancestral lineage
is no longer the prerogative of humans.
Lineage head, therefore, even in the traditional system, can have had little control over his members.
The tracing resulted in 36 320 cows being assigned to 11 786 cow families with more than one cow per
maternal lineage.
Lineage cells
( e.g. erythrocytes ).
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