The phrase "ancestral set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing genetics, heritage, or family lineage, often referring to a group of ancestors or a collection of traits passed down through generations.
Example: "The ancestral set of traits in this family has been studied to understand the genetic predisposition to certain diseases."
Alternatives: "lineage group" or "heritage collection."
"While mammal and reptile genitalia are not homologous in that they are derived from different tissue, they do share a 'deep homology' in that they are derived from the same genetic program and induced by the same ancestral set of molecular signals," said Tabin, who is also the George Jacob and Jacqueline Hazel Leder Professor of Genetics.
Rab7 subfamily belongs to the ancestral set of Rab and arose before the radiation of eukaryotes.
Despite the diversity of enzymes involved in the methanogenesis, they all evolved from the one ancestral set of enzymes [ 31].
In order to say that the LECA had an imperfect phagocytosis, the ancestral set of proteins and their evolution along the eukaryotic tree should be presented.
Furthermore, synteny block identification among Brachypodium, barley and Ae. Tauschii revealed that they were most likely to share a common ancestral set of five chromosomes [ 32].
In a recent report, using computational inference, Boussau et al. [ 58] proposed a common ancestral set of about 3000 genes for proteobacterial genomes.
At the end of every migration season, the monarch always returns to its ancestral setting.
Brandt reveals more of his subjects in a wonderful double portrait of Edith and Osbert Sitwell (1945) occupying a classy ancestral setting, she in a big, witchy black hat that perfectly complements her sharp, seigniorial face.
However, comparisons across the unicellular and multicellular domains of life are complicated by the lack of knowledge of the ancestral SET-domain genes.
P. carbinolicus has duplicate ancestral sets of ATP synthase genes and a third, acquired set [ 11].
This leads to the same ancestral sets inferred with the unikont/bikont rooting.
