The general profile of toxins revealed a complex diversity of toxins (10 different classes of toxins).
The biosyntheses of chlorophyll and bacteriochlorophyll photosynthetic pigments share a complex diversity of chemical modifications, including methylation, dehydration, oxidation, and esterification, around a central tetrapyrrole ring to convert light to chemical potential energy.
Also, taxonomic sequence classification can be error prone, in particular for habitats with a complex diversity or high proportions of as yet barely characterized taxa (e.g. [ 88]).
Palm root system and rhizosphere soil showed a complex diversity that enclosed a reservoir of PGP bacteria involved in the regulation of plant homeostasis.
Over the years, Latin American literature has developed a rich and complex diversity of themes, forms, creative idioms, and styles.
In comparison to gene expression, which is most often limited to the study of protein encoded transcribed elements which account for little more than 1% of the eukaryote genome, profiling overall DNA methylation considers a vastly more complex diversity of sequences, which in turn complicate data analysis.
I think it was really a debate between some people, on the one hand, saying, "The gaming industry doesn't reflect the complex diversity of society and it needs to innovate quickly as a matter of ethical and artistic necessity" and other people, on the other hand, saying, "I'm going to kill you".
In recent years, historians have offered new insights about the complex diversity of the Catholic experience in the city, as well as its highly localized organization, its painful accommodation of successive waves of immigrants, and the tremendous differences in Catholic identity within neighborhoods and parishes.
The main purpose of sequencing gag gene was to corroborate env gene sequence data for the subtyping of isolates given previous reports of complex diversity of HIV-1 isolates in Nigeria.
Collectively, the results provide evidence in support of at least two sorting pathways for plastid TA outer envelope proteins and shed light on not only the complex diversity of pathways involved in the targeting and insertion of proteins into plastids, but also the molecular mechanisms that underlie the delivery of TA proteins to their proper intracellular locations in general.
These observations emphasize the complex diversity of circulating M. tuberculosis strains in Iraq that could reflect the different transmission pathways occurring within the country.
