... patterns, and assembly mechanisms of the root-associated fungal communities of Mussaenda pubescens, a drought tolerant shrub that can thrive in stressful environments and which is widely used for Chinese medicine. Our findings revealed pronounced regional and ecological niche-based variations...

... the progression of diabetes [ 12 , 13 ]. Therefore, gaining a precise understanding of the specific gut ecological niches where exogenous probiotics thrive and deliver their benefits is a fundamental cornerstone of probiotics-related research. To precisely determine the distribution of the probiotic Lp082...

.... This study focuses on the temporal dynamics and ecological niches of copepod taxa and trophic groups. In the Bay of Marseille, herbivorous copepods, Clausocalanus–Paracalanus–Ctenocalanus–Pseudocalanus, dominated the community in abundance. From taxa realized niches, we identified that temperature...

... findings provide insight into the different bacterial niches and adaptations within permeable surface sediments, where a significant amount of organic matter is remineralized. Figure 1 Schematic diagram of the fractionation protocol. First, the PW is extracted from the sediment using a Steriflip...

...-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract Temporal niche segregation is a way to reduce competition over shared resources. Species with overlapping spatial niches often show plasticity and can use different activity times to minimize competition with and disturbance by other species. In many granivores, especially...

... genomic characteristics, such as two-component regulatory systems, are likely related to human health (Altermann et al. 2005 ). But the relationship between the diversity of L. acidophilus with different niches was rarely explored. The comparative genomic analysis method was widely used...

... health sexuality ecological niches In December 2012, the American Psychiatric Association announced that “hypersexual disorder” – a diagnosis which had replaced “sex addiction” – would be excluded from the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM...

... and regeneration. In this work, we aimed to determine how Notch signaling mediates the interactions between perivascular stem cells and their niches in human dental mesenchymal tissues, both in homeostatic and regenerative conditions. By single cell RNA sequencing analysis, we showed that perivascular cells across...

.... While abundances of Greenland halibut in the High Arctic are currently low, some areas are predicted to be suitable habitat for this species, suggesting that on-going sea-ice melt may lead to fisheries expansion into new areas. biogeography distribution environmental niches fisheries habitat...

... for the central vein at the two ends of the bone.^{( 15 )} The epiphyseal capillaries drain separately into a smaller vein. ABSTRACT Bone vasculature and bone marrow vascular niches supply oxygen, nutrients, and secrete angiocrine factors required for the survival, maintenance...

... response and control disease progression by mechanisms that regulate CD8 T-cell differentiation, which permit the maintenance of an effective balance of stem-like and terminally differentiated CD8 T cells. Niches containing DCs and CD4 cells control CD8 T cell anti-cancer responses CD4 T cells CD8 T-cell...

... by preferential activation of the DNA damage response . Nature. 2006 ; 444 ( 7120 ): 756 – 760 . 4. Calabrese C , Poppleton H , Kocak M , et al. A perivascular niche for brain tumor stem cells . Cancer Cell. 2007 ; 11 ( 1 ): 69 – 82 . 5. Venteicher AS , Tirosh I...

...-site selection nest success niche partitioning Pluvialis dominica Pluvialis fulva shorebird Arctique limicole Pluvialis dominica Pluvialis fulva ségrégation des niches sélection du site de nidification succès de nidification Reproductive success...

... conditions is a necessary step to predict the effects of future climatic changes on biological community dynamics and ecosystem functioning. Campo rupestre climate change temperature thermal niches thermal responses The evaluation of ecological processes involved in the structure and dynamics...

... of entrepreneurship by reinforcing women’s entrepreneurship as a gendered niche, resulting from a disconnect between the emancipatory intent and the actual impact of these public policy initiatives. In the following section, we discuss the role of women’s entrepreneurship in regional economic development. We then set...

...Swati Sharma; Joachim Wistuba; Tim Pock; Stefan Schlatt; Nina Neuhaus Taken together, these processes during early development of the male germ line are species-specific and highly co-ordinated: somatic cells arranging for later niche formation, endocrine secretion providing the necessary signaling...

...-genome sequencing within-patient diversity macrolides physiological niches Mycobacterium abscessus is a nontuberculous mycobacteria that has recently emerged as a major pathogen in cystic fibrosis (CF) patients [ 1 ]. Infection with M. abscessus is associated with poor clinical...

... polymorphism at the family level. common ecological niches Enoplognatha ovata Juan Fernández archipelago negative frequency-dependent selection phylogenetics Theridion californicum Theridion grallator Valdivia Convergent evolution occurs at different levels of biological...

... cohorts are considered in the light of comparatively larger increases in new-Asian inflows, the formation of regional occupation niches among new Asian groups and their growing segregation vis-à-vis white workers after 1965. A conceptual framework examines the case if occupations are imperfect...

... of individual bacterial species competing for an intermittently supplied substrate. dormancy microbial starvation microbial resuscitation modeling ecological niches Many ecological relevant processes in various environments such as soils are catalyzed by the activity of microorganisms, which includes...