Sentence examples for ancestral status from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the larger genome sizes of STB compared with MTBC strains argue for the ancestral status of the STB lineages.
The STR-variation age of Hg C* is surprisingly young (5.5±1.6 KYA), which seems to contradict the assumed ancestral status of Hg C*.
The opposite situation, that is, where ICDSs shared by the STB genomes corresponded to intact coding sequences in MTBC strains, was not observed, further supporting the ancestral status of the STB genome structure.
"The authors might want to be more cautious about making such definitive statements" about the Clovis culture's ancestral status "without having … a much broader sampling of North American Indian populations," he says.
Meanwhile, irrespective of their likely ancestral status relative to Native Americans, the northern Asian populations have been profoundly underrepresented in the published complete genome mtDNA data sets.
AMTN being expressed during the various steps of amelogenesis in lizard and salamander, we concluded that (i) AMTN must be considered an enamel matrix protein (EMP), as are AMBN, ENAM and AMEL, and (ii) this status was the ancestral condition in non-mammalian tetrapods.
To investigate repeat evolution and ancestral SNP status at the ATXN10 locus, we assessed repeat tract configuration and SNP genotypes in non-human primates.
Whether the L- or S-type was the ancestral rDNA status in angiosperm species remains to be determined.
The ancestral position of Italy is curious.
All the features from the selected markers are available in the Additional File 8. To study the role of long-term evolutionary pressures in disease-associated loci and the replication of association studies, we inferred the ancestral-derived status of each SNP using a phylogenetic parsimony criterion by means of orthologous alignments with chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes) and macaque (Macaca mulatta).
