Their over-representation in some species is probably a consequence of the organisms' adaptation to their environment.
Distinct subclusters of archaeal and bacterial LonB members suggest diversification of the LonB repertoire in the two kingdoms as a consequence of the organisms' adaptation to their specific environments.
However, as illustrated by the methylotroph set, there is no law of nature that requires the abundances to be so distributed, nor is a gamma distribution a consequence of large numbers of organisms.
As a consequence of aerobic metabolism, aerobic organisms produce a wide range of oxygen radicals and other reactive oxygen species (ROS), including free radicals (e.g., O2− and hydroxyl radical OH−) and nonradical compounds (e.g., H2O2).
It is strange, but the notion of cancer as a consequence of imperfection of the organism, not having in fact serious justifications, has become something self-evident.
Expansion of the specific protein families and/or superfamilies often occurs as a consequence of specialisation of an organism for its environmental niche and an investigation of the relative abundance of the specific protein families within the different prokaryotic species is likely to provide useful insights into their evolution and specialisation [ 31, 32].
In channel 2, transmission through an external environment, he includes the inheritance of modified selection pressures in the external environments of organisms as a consequence of prior communicative niche construction, and includes Jablonka's and Lamb's behavioral and symbolic inheritance systems.
The fact that metal-binding proteins are a consequence of elevated metal concentration in organisms is well known.
As a consequence of transporter inhibition, cells and organisms can therefore become exposed to toxicants normally kept out of their cells.
As a consequence of this confidence, the model organism ("source") can represent these other unstudied species ("targets").
