Investigation of 36 mammalian genomes [one Prototheria (platypus), two Metatheria (marsupials), and 33 Eutheria (placental mammals)] reveals that the first DUF1220 domain outside of PDE4DIP appeared ∼100 150 mya when the domain likely underwent a duplicative transposition into a new genomic environment.
Since the vector shares no homologous sequences with the host genome and it is not able to replicate autonomously in C. glutamicum the kanamycin resistance phenotype is the result of a transposition event into the chromosome.
It is therefore the responsibility of the European Parliament to denounce the risk of creating in this way, in some cases, a more uncertain type of law, a less secure type, so-called 'soft law' - which is less binding and which can be translated into a sham harmonisation and an uncertain transposition into national laws and regulations.
But this representation has a poor transposition into dioid algebra.
This CCLP operation performs as a transposition that changes (1,2,3,4,5,6) into (1,3,4,2,5,6).
According to the current model of vertebrate globin evolution, the mammalian α-Hbs constitute the ancestral vertebrate globin gene locus, while the β-cluster is the result of a transposition of globin genes into a region containing olfactory receptor (OR) genes [ 24, 52].
It has seldom been noted, however, that the swerve is merely a special case a transposition into atomistic terms of Aristotle's theory of accidents (i.e., of properties that are not essential to the substances in which they occur), inasmuch as an accident, too, as Aristotle himself had stated (Metaphysics I 3), is without a cause.
Arf is thought to be the product of a genetic duplication caused by either an insertion or transposition into the Cdkn2a/b locus (Gil and Peters, 2006).
"It doesn't take into account a transposition of a number by a data-entry person," said Jim Rubenstein, the Kerry lawyer in Minneapolis.
The iTol2 cassette enables incorporation of the Tol2 cis-sequences essential for transposition into a BAC clone through a single step of homologous recombination.
