For this last step, the definition of the sequence completeness is an important option because it is useful to be able to select an almost complete slow divergent sequence than a complete but highly divergent one.
A complete list of divergent gene probes is available in the supplementary section.
A complete list of the genes with divergent evolutionary rates from all fish species is provided in the supplementary material [see Supplementary File 1].
Participants completed a divergent thinking task, and their implicit theories of intelligence were measured.
It was an intimidatingly large leap forward that proved to be an organizational challenge: "Having an open invitation show with self-selected works, while courting divergent perspectives and output, could lead to a complete shit show (at one point, a working sub-title for the exhibition)," Dodge jokes.
Both groups of sequences are extremely divergent, and understanding the mechanisms of their accumulation, diversification, protein-binding capacity, and linear distribution is essential for a complete picture of centromere genomics, both from a structural and functional perspective.
A near-complete highly divergent picobirnavirus genome was obtained by 454-sequencing (Roche, Basel, Switzerland) of samples from patient VS6600008 (GenBank accession nos. KJ206568 and KJ206569).
For Study 2, 131 adults participated, completing an online divergent thinking task as well as reporting their implicit theories of creativity.
Our analysis indicates that O. ulmi is a representative of a divergent clade for which, to our knowledge, no complete genome sequences currently exist.
Strain Bpp5, which does not appear to make O-antigen, has a nearly complete VRA, but a highly divergent VRB, with several genes of low similarity to reference genes, one unique gene and two apparent pseudogenes.
