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Meanings of lower vertebrates in anglès
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Usage of lower vertebrates in anglès
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However, much less is known about the immunological function of CD209 in lowervertebrates.
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Worms are eaten by lowervertebrates, and these by higher.
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In contrast, information in lowervertebrates is limited.
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But we find these lower stages in their original purity in the lowervertebrates and their invertebrate ancestors.
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The ciliary margin in lowervertebrates is a site of continual retinal neurogenesis and a stem cell niche.
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In lowervertebrates, for example, fish and amphibians, teratogenic activity of this compound is correlated with several anatomical alterations.
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Despite extensive studies in lowervertebrates, we do not know how these channels produce the photoresponse of mammalian photoreceptors.
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In order to illuminate the molecular evolutionary origin of beta2m, an understanding of its structure in lowervertebrates becomes important.
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In summary, the cardiac toxicity of digitalis substances produced by lowervertebrates is comparable with that induced by the glycosides.
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In contrast to lowervertebrates, the mammalian heart has limited capacity to regenerate after injury in part due to ineffective reactivation of cardiomyocyte proliferation.
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This advanced vertebrate class is also monophyletic, or has evolved from one common stem-group of lowervertebrates (reptiles, and, earlier still, amphibia).
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Passing over the lowervertebrates, for lack of space to give them any adequate consideration, we may briefly take up the record of invertebrate life.
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This effort resulted in the identification of a new long pentraxin (PTX4) conserved from mammals to lowervertebrates, which clusters alone in phylogenetic analysis.
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They take their name from the cloaca which they share with all the lowerVertebrates.
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But this primary arrangement is retained permanently only in the Monotremes (and the lowerVertebrates).
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In many of the lowerVertebrates they remain separate for a long time (in the Myxinoides throughout life), or are only imperfectly joined.