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Significados de roundworms en inglés
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Examples for "nematode"
Examples for "nematode"
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The clematis root disease is the depredation of a nematode or eel-worm.
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Besides tardigrades, some nematode worms, yeast and bacteria can also survive desiccation.
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In the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans a mild mitochondrial dysfunction prolongs the lifespan.
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One was a fungus-feeder, one was a little carnivore; nematode worms, mostly.'
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We investigated the food seeking strategy of the soil bacteria-eating nematode Caenorhabditis elegans.
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Tests from a soil sample near the body revealed multiple roundworm eggs.
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She has tested various molds on the laboratory roundworm C. elegans.
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Ascaris lumbricoides or roundworm is one of the key soil-transmitted helminths affecting humans.
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New research reveals that King Richard III suffered from roundworm.
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Nematoda The picture shows a hatching dog roundworm, a nematode found in dog faeces.
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Many lower annelids (sagitta, phoronis, many nematoda, etc., terebratula, argiope, pisidium).
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Nematoda The picture shows a hatching dog roundworm, a nematode found in dog faeces.
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We find the vascular system in this very simple form to-day in the Bryozoa, Rotatoria, Nematoda, and other lower Vermalia.
Uso de roundworms en inglés
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Five years ago, Borgonie started to wonder whether roundworms might live in Earth's subsurface.
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Scientists recommended that tribendimidine be used in places where roundworms have developed resistance to albendazole.
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In yeast, roundworms, flies, and mice, the TOR pathway has been shown to regulate lifespan.
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Organisms as diverse as microbes, roundworms, insects, and mammals detect and respond to applied force.
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The genome-wide phylogeny revealed that these parasitic roundworms have not phylogenetically coevolved with their hosts.
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They were the insects, spiders, pillbugs, nematode roundworms, and other invertebrates that dominate in numbers.
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Possible culprits included ticks, roundworms and certain microbes.
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Plants, roundworms, flatworms and insects use RNA to carry signals through their tissues, and perhaps further.
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When long-lived and standard roundworms were exposed to pollutants, cells from the former escaped relatively unscathed.
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The roundworms have begun to move and eat.
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Comparing their known physiological limits to subsurface conditions, he reasoned that roundworms should be able to survive there.
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The CTSZ and P4HB immunoregulatory proteins played a central role in protein interaction between mammals and parasitic roundworms.
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This study provides useful molecular markers for the classification, phylogenetic analysis and epidemiological investigation of roundworms from wild animals.
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But as her results with the roundworms got more and more encouraging, the pressure on Pia had let up.
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They are closely related to roundworms, and not all scientists agree that they belong to a completely separate phylum.
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The cells of especially long-lived roundworms run some of the same genetic programs found in sperm and egg cells.
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