Sentence examples for a process of duplication from inspiring English sources

Paralogs are those genes resulting from a process of duplication.

Subsequently, tRNAGly gave rise to other tRNAs by a process of duplication and mutation, similar to the concept of Wolf and Koonin [ 1].

In mouse and rat, V2RC genes underwent a process of duplication and inversion starting from a single gene that is present in most rodent and nonrodent species (Silvotti et al. 2011).

Authors' response: We have revised the manuscript to include mention of the evolution of the original glycine tRNA into tRNAs specific for other amino acids by a process of duplication and mutation.

We initialize the families and ages in the model as such because we want to test whether an initial interaction preference for proteins of a similar age will be amplified through a process of duplication and subfunctionalization.

Yet results from our model indicate that a process of duplication and subfunctionalization alone does not explain the preference to interact with proteins of a similar age we observe in S. cerevisiae protein interaction networks.

The extensive reorganization of NC regions could partially be related to the extensive changes in gene order, indeed a process of "duplication-random gene loss" can generate NC fossil sequences, as remnants of duplicated genes erased by evolution.

Mitosis, a process of cell duplication, or reproduction, during which one cell gives rise to two genetically identical daughter cells.

By a process of photon duplication, the light in Venice, recorded from dawn to dusk on a single day, travelled along the LED strip, at eye level, repeating every twelve minutes.

This database was structured using the 'normalisation' method, which is a process of removing duplication in the data, therefore minimising redundancy and the chance of entering inconsistent data (Connolly and Begg, 2005; Powell 2006).

Such a process of gene duplication is described to precede pseudogenization or novel function acquisition in various organisms [ 154].