Sentence examples for and divergence in a from inspiring English sources

HRM sensitivity is determined by the sequence context, length and divergence in a PCR amplicon containing homoeologous gene fragments.

The MYB and bHLH families present examples of how gene duplication and divergence in a particular group of TFs correlate with the morphological and metabolic diversity that distinguish the higher plants [ 1, 89], which expanded dramatically in higher plants.

"The two countries should properly handle their different views and divergences in a constructive manner," Xi reportedly added.

Many of them are based on gene duplication and divergence, in which a randomly selected node is duplicated to generate a new node having the same links as the original node, and some links are added or eliminated in a divergence process [ 19- 23].

TLR genes examined for polymorphism and divergence in Lissotriton newts exhibit a comparable degree of conservation and evolutionary constraint.

> -wrap-foot> The patterns of diversity and divergence in the regions flanking a locus can reveal the signature of selection by its effect on closely linked neutral sites.

In other words, frequent, localised recombination within the cap gene may have resulted in conservation of one part and divergence in the other part, and in a genetic mosaic.

We have described patterns of sequence conservation and divergence in LCNS among amniotes, with an emphasis on the recently sequenced genomes of zebra finch and Anolis.

Therefore, evolution of NRs is unexpectedly dynamic among free-living nematodes, suggesting that proliferation and divergence in the NR family may play a major role in nematode speciation.

We have reached a pleasant plateau hardware-wise (barring any major breakthroughs), and divergence in software is now the word.

Conservation and divergence in molecular mechanisms of axis formation.