The phrase "are characterized in additional" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity.
Example: "The features of the product are characterized in additional detail in the report."
Alternatives: "are described in further" or "are defined in additional".
MITEs have also recently been characterized in additional bacteria.
Mutations in coding or regulation of KIT have been characterized in additional species as causative of defects in pigmentation and hearing (Haase et al. 2007; Ruan et al. 2005; Spritz and Beighton 1998).
Although fungal melanin biosynthetic pathways were characterized in earlier studies, additional melanin genes were identified in recent studies (Fujihara et al. 2010; Choi and Goodwin 2011a, b), indicating that melanin biosynthetic pathways may be more complex than previously thought.
Small Ras superfamily GTPases have also been characterized in other bacteria, revealing additional links to two component signal transduction systems despite diverse outputs.
However, unlike PAINT, Compara will fail to annotate genes completely if additional functions have been characterized in more distantly related family members.
Therefore, targeting the improvement of a trait under quantitative genetic control with a single-gene approach (marker assisted selection) ensures more predictable and consistent outcomes compared to widely used traditional breeding techniques, reflecting an increasing demand for additional genes to be characterized in commercial animal production species.
Eight different haplotypes were characterized in the 72 sequences of the matK gene (Additional files 8 and 1).
Two additional lysosomal degradation mechanisms have been characterized in mammalian systems, chaperone-mediated autophagy (CMA) [ 4] and microautophagy [ 5].
Thus, the additional components of this translocase are yet to be characterized in other organisms.
All the emission spectra recorded on red2 areas are characterized by an additional band in the visible range (λmax = 605 nm) which has tentatively suggested the presence of an organic pigment different from PR3 (Fig. 3a, blue line), although it could be also due to the emission of the binder partially filtered by the cadmium red [19].
