Zinnia elegans, the common zinnia or youth-and-old-age, a flowering plant species
Caenorhabditis elegans | Zinnia elegans | Xyroptila elegans | Xanthoria elegans | Trimeresurus elegans | Pomatias elegans | Neoheterandria elegans | Naso elegans | Koelreuteria elegans | Joinvillea elegans | Heuchera elegans | Gypsophila elegans | Comparative overview of the major types of vertebrate N-glycan subtypes and some representative ''Caenorhabditis elegans | ''C. elegans'' | bonytail, ''Gila elegans'' | Bonamia elegans | Banksia elegans | A live individual of the nudibranch ''Greilada elegans |
Banksia elegans, a shrub or small tree species found only over a 65 square kilometre area north and west of Eneabba, Western Australia
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Bonamia elegans (syn. Breweria elegans or Breweriopsis elegans), a flowering plant species found in Myanmar
This may take the form of accelerated growth in organisms as diverse as worms like C. elegans to miniature parasitoid wasps such as Spangia endius.
H. Robert Horvitz initially established the importance of caspases in apoptosis and found that the ced-3 gene is required for the cell death that took place during the development of the nematode C. elegans.
Invertebrates have several other types of specific junctions, for example septate junctions or the C. elegans apical junction.
By categorising articles with relevant keywords e.g. "C. elegans", the social aspect of Connotea was developed.
It is most of all known in certain animals as nematodes C. elegans, or ascidians (marine animals).
In 1998 Craig Mello and Andrew Fire reported a potent gene silencing effect after injecting double stranded RNA into C. elegans.
In addition, Ets factors, e.g. the vertebrate Etv1 and the invertebrate Ast-1, have been shown to be important players in the specification and differentiation of dopaminergic neurons in both C. elegans and olfactory bulbs of mice.
For example, LIN-3, a forkhead protein in C. Elegans, regulates vulva development and when phosphorylated acts as a transcriptional activator, promoting cells to adopt a particular cell type.
Gypsophila elegans, the annual baby's-breath or showy baby's-breath, an ornamental plant species native to Asia and Europe
Heuchera elegans, the urn-flowered alumroot, a flowering plant species endemic to California
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Hyospathe elegans, a palm species in the genus Hyospathe widespread in Central and South America, southward to Bolivia
Joinvillea elegans, a flowering plant species found in New Caledonia
Koelreuteria elegans, the Chinese rain tree, a deciduous tree species native to Taiwan and southern China
Naso elegans, the elegant unicornfish, Indian orange-spine unicorn, orange-spine unicorn or smoothheaded unicornfish, a tropical fish found in coral reefs in the Indian Ocean
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Neoheterandria elegans, the tiger teddy, a small livebearing fish species found in Colombia
RBM9 is one of several human genes similar to the C. elegans gene Fox-1.
They showed that networks from both the natural and man-made world, such as the neural network of C. elegans and power grids, exhibit the small-world phenomenon.
Consequently, the model is able to at least partially explain the "small-world" phenomena in a variety of networks, such as the power grid, neural network of C. elegans, and a network of movie actors.
Xyroptila elegans, a moth species found in north-eastern New Guinea and Australia
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Xanthoria elegans, the elegant sunburst lichen, a lichenized fungus species