Sentence examples for an evolutionary relation from inspiring English sources

Its MW (about 500 kDa) also pointed A. castellanii to an evolutionary relation with fungi and animals.

Here it is the number of homologous relations between ERAD and the most ancient PEX proteins that hint at an evolutionary relation.

The cysteine-type GPx of Chlamydomonas (CrGPxC) has a conserved splice site with the other analyzed plant GPx between exon1 and exon2, suggesting an evolutionary relation to streptophyte GPx.

The graph also contains a total of 105 singleton nodes for which we did not infer any evolutionary relations with other duplication blocks, 97 of which did not exhibit an LCS of length 20 with any other block.

Despite mechanistic differences, an ancient evolutionary relation of PDS and CRTI is apparent.

An example of the second type of explanation is: "Fern is a closer evolutionary relation with the juniper because it has had less divergences from the shared common ancestor" (stronger background, Fig. 2).

There is a closer evolutionary relation between the Metarhizium clade and that formed by the genera Beauveria and Cordyceps.

A strong evolutionary relation exists between animal toxins and ancestral cysteine cross-linked proteins (Fry, 2005; Fry et al., 2006; Kini, 2002).

It showed the highest homology to TnC in Japanese horseshoe crab (86%), a close evolutionary relation, and relatively lower homology to TnCs in most invertebrates (55 70%), scallops and vertebrates (about 40%), and calmodulins (45 48%).

This degree of sequence conservation places this hit slightly above the twilight zone of hard-to-establish similarity, and, in conjunction with the structural homology to MBL RNases, provides further evidence of a distant evolutionary relation of the UlaG family with MBL RNases.

A comparison of the evolutionary relation between the four isolates revealed a phylogenetic proximity between CWL-029 and TW-183, and AR-39 and J-138, respectively (figure 2A).