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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Spatial separation hypothesis"”.

  1. Mitigating the effects of ribosome limitations on synthetic circuits via high-gain sRNA-mediated negative feedback

    … constructs. Finally, we also explore the hypothesis that exogenous circuits on plasmids compete for a pool of resources that is spatially separated from the resources that the genome utilizes. Through our work, we show results that support the spatial separation hypothesis.

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  2. Resource selection and abundance estimation of moose: Implications for caribou recovery in a human altered landscape

    … them to survive in nutrient-poor habitats spatially separated from other ungulates and their shared predators. The conversion of old-growth forests to young seral stands is hypothesized to increase the abundance of moose (Alces alces), the dominant prey for wolves (Canis lupus), resulting …

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  3. Resource selection and abundance estimation of moose: Implications for caribou recovery in a human altered landscape

    … them to survive in nutrient-poor habitats spatially separated from other ungulates and their shared predators. The conversion of old-growth forests to young seral stands is hypothesized to increase the abundance of moose (Alces alces), the dominant prey for wolves (Canis lupus), resulting …

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