Sentence examples for accelerated rate of sequence from inspiring English sources
The accelerated rate of sequence evolution in relocated duplicated regions occurs in both coding and non-coding sequence [ 31].
Interestingly, the lineages with a faster rate of genome rearrangements tend to show an accelerated rate of sequence evolution (fig. 5 and supplementary fig. S9, Supplementary Material online).
The position of the microsporidia (e.g. E. cuniculi) within the fungi is currently under debate, due to accelerated rate of sequence evolution.
Most of the 20 IR-less genomes are more rearranged compared with their IR-containing homologs and tend to show an accelerated rate of sequence evolution.
Numit rps13 in Malus does not have a greatly accelerated rate of sequence evolution or show more sites under positive selection, compared with numit rps13 in other rosids, as might be expected if its product now functions in the chloroplast.
Relaxed selective constraints and positive selection have both been invoked to explain the observation that one paralog within a gene-duplicate pair exhibits an accelerated rate of sequence evolution.
Phylogenetic analysis of mitochondrial coding sequences revealed accelerated rates of sequence evolution in this group.
Analysis of phylogenetic profiles, genomic context, domain architectures and sequence identity reveal that sensory modules of chemoreceptors that detect environmental cues are the subject of frequent domain birth and death events and have accelerated rates of sequence evolution.
Cumulatively, derived copies exhibit accelerated rates of sequence evolution suggesting that they are primed for a divergent evolutionary trajectory by changes in structure and genomic context at inception.
We excluded amitochondrial and/or parasitic eukaryotes, which might cause long branch attraction artifacts due to unusual nucleotide compositions and accelerated rates of sequence evolution [ 53, 54].
We found that two species with fast-evolving mitochondrial genomes, S. noctiflora and S. conica, also exhibit accelerated rates of sequence and structural evolution in their plastid genomes.
