The phrase "ancestral profile" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to genealogy, heritage, or genetic studies, referring to a representation of an individual's ancestry or genetic background.
Example: "The ancestral profile revealed surprising connections to regions of Europe that we had not previously considered."
Alternatives: "heritage profile" or "genealogical profile."
The ancestral profile of each complex is predicted by eBURST to be the WSP profile with the highest number of SHVs.
First, within each WSP complex, all WSP profiles were compared to the ancestral profile and the number of amino acid changes at their SHV was annotated.
Cancers arise from a single ancestral cell that has acquired enough somatic mutations to deregulate its own proliferation and expand into a large cell population with clonal mutations matching the ancestral profile.
WSP profiles were clustered into "WSP complexes", where a WSP complex is a group of related WSP profiles that differ at a single HVR peptide (here named single HVR variant, SHV) with respect to the ancestral profile.
In cases of matching substitution patterns, a) a single nucleotide substitution (thus nonsynonymous) was assumed to be arisen by convergence and the profiles retained as mutants, b) multiple shared nucleotide substitutions were considered sign of recombination and the recombinant profile was predicted to be the one with highest number of amino acid changes with respect to its ancestral profile.
Consistent with the RFLP-IS 3 profiles, the PFGE analysis showed that clones BW4005.C1 and BW4005.C2 retained only the 19 kb band, while BW4005.C3 and BW4005.C4 had the ancestral profile, and BW4005.C5 and BW4005.C6 harbored the two extra fragments.
For many genes, the ancestral profiles have been partitioned between the homoeologues in a similar pattern, despite many generations of independent evolution.
Sturgill et al. (2007) began by identifying genes with ancestrally sex-biased expression using the extant outgroup expression profiles to infer the ancestral expression profile prior to the X-autosome fusion.
"At the very least, we'll get an ancestral DNA profile, say the case was reopened as a result.
At no time were any bacteria observed that differed from the ancestral marker profile; therefore, it is unlikely that there was any external contamination.
To test the hypothesis that the expression of the imprinted genes became more restricted after gene duplication, we reconstructed its ancestral expression profile by assaying the expression pattern of orthologs in Carica and Vitis.
