Yet that tiny elegy speaks forward too, perhaps, to another, later vanished relatedness, that between Martin and his first wife, Antonia Phillips.
To test another measure of relatedness, we examined KRAB-A sequence similarity, an approach we have used successfully to assess KRAB-ZNF subfamily relationships in the past (Dehal et al. 2001; Huntley et al. 2006).
A flocculation mutant of Candida glabrata, another species showing genetic relatedness to S. cerevisiae (Roetzer et al. [2011]), has been identified as a potentially useful strain for bioethanol production because of its growth at higher temperatures (Watanabe et al. [2009]).
The viruses of Tripura (late phase I outbreaks) and Assam (phase II) shared relatedness with another isolate of Bangladesh (Ck/Bangladesh/BL411/08) and so also the 2009 isolates of India were found to be related with other Bangladesh isolates, implying either other sources of the virus into these states or in-situ evolution and spread within the country.
Another fundamental measure of relatedness between bacterial strains is ANI.
Counting nodes between taxa on phylogenetic trees to establish relatedness is another misinterpretation documented in the literature.
ST-2722 is assumed to have genetic relatedness to another ST in the database when an ST has >5 of the same loci as ST-2722.
The 2008 isolate (MLVA-4 profile 11,8,15,7) and one 2012 isolate (profile 11,8,17,7) exhibited close relatedness, whereas another 2012 isolate (profile 10,10,11,5) was divergent from these, indicating that ST562 isolates in Hainan have been present long enough for some divergence into lineages.
A majority of studies examining genetic influences on parenting have used child-based designs in which the children vary in degree of genetic relatedness to one another.
"The communications explosion has awakened our natural relatedness to one another and the awareness of the fact that we're interconnected.
