[PDF] Top 20 Long-wavelength sensitive opsin (LWS) gene variability in Neotropical cichlids (Teleostei: Cichlidae)

... protein opsin and retinal chromophore. Long-wavelength sensitive opsin (LWS) gene is the most variable among the opsin genes and it has an ecological ...LWS opsin protein ... See full document

... Dichromacy is most frequent in the red-green range of the spectrum because the photopigments are X-linked and individuals lack either the long-wavelength-sensitive [r] ... See full document

... red- sensitive cone opsin genes, LWS-1 and ...the long member of double cones (LDCs) in the ...longer-wave sensitive LWS-1 occurs later in development and is thus confined to the peripheral, ... See full document

... Pollinating animals use colours as a clue to make their choices about flowers to visit. Therefore, colours can help with plant species selection, flower location and ripeness and nectar and pollen location within the ... See full document

... ments are an excellent tool to examine the global vertical distribution of aerosols. The current lidar systems applied in space are elastic backscatter lidar systems which have only limited capability to distinguish ... See full document

... minimum sensitive score (zero), out of these 53,6% remained with score zero, which can indicate loss of irreversible sensibility with the neuronal derangements destruction in nervous fibers (Virmond, ...the ... See full document

... The increases in DOC over time coupled to changes in ANC as observed in this study are important with respect to assessing evolving environmental acidification trends in relation to reductions in acidic oxide emissions ... See full document

... Effects of wavelength routing and selection algorithms on wavelength conversion gain in WDM optical networks // IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking.. Computing Approximate Blocking Proba[r] ... See full document

... By and large, the participative symmetry – to both the effort and to the effect – of the factors and agents is not an ideological pretence, but the primary condition of the natural purpose of economicity. The correct ... See full document

... It is observed from Fig. 5 that for 4 km link distance, an acceptable quality of received signal (Q- factor: 200) with almost same eye pattern and eye opening compared to that of the back-to-back one is obtained. ... See full document

... Neutral wind data were obtained from the chemical tracer release from a second rocket (S310-32) launched 15 min after the first SEEK-2 rocket along a similar trajectory, as shown in Fig. 1 (Larsen et al., 2005). As shown ... See full document

... three groups. Type 1 has positive immunologic markers against β-cells. Those that do not present antibodies are divided into two subgroups: dependent and independent on insulin, a classification based on the necessity of ... See full document

... The height-time distributions of zonal and meridional wind disturbances on 10 August 2000 are shown in Fig. 9. A band-pass digital filter both in the vertical direction and in time was applied to the original wind ... See full document

... S/N, long- term (photo-) toxic effects and their ability to stain identified motor neurons in the crustacean stomatogastric nervous ...involving long-term neuronal recordings [30–32], emphasizing the need ... See full document

... analytical wavelength ranges. Within the above selected wavelength ranges, the area under curve was determined for both the drugs and analysis was performed using “Cramer’s Rule” and “Matrix ... See full document

... We consider the use of aspect-oriented techniques as a flexible way to deal with security policies in distributed systems. Recent work suggests to use aspects for analysing the future behaviour of pro- grams and to make ... See full document

... were selected for this application. This small size fits a reasonable number of measurements (10) in the avail- able space and still provides a sufficient optical aperture with respect to the high values of the scattered ... See full document

... LWS/MWS opsin in the Cebidae ...SWS opsin (see ...LWS/MWS opsin gene. In Saguinus sp., three types of opsin with wavelength (λ) peaks at 545, 557, and 563 nm were described ... See full document

... of opsin genes varied according to time of day and environmental conditions and was regulated by a circadian clock, light conditions and nutritional ...in opsin mRNA levels in ...that opsin genes in ... See full document

... Result = transferir (long nContaOrig, long nContaDest, long valor); Result = pedriExtrato (long nConta, long mês, long ano,. struct dadosOperacao* dados, int* nElementos);[r] ... See full document