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Alternatively, such an expanded mating-type locus may result from only passive accumulation of mutations in the duplicated (male and female) genome regions that are divergent enough to inhibit gene conversion (Teshima and Innan 2004).

Practices like Agile and the rapid delivery cycles in DevOps can help, but at some point, the two paths of ensuring stability and profiting from disruption are divergent enough that you can't perfectly co-mingle them…and yet, that's what we expect from the IT department.

I think the members of the domain clade are divergent enough to worry about B12 and its precursors being the only or even the main ligand.

These species were chosen because their genomes are divergent enough for phylogenetic footprinting analysis to be performed, as they still display high sequence conservation and are the best annotated.

Related Drosophila species sit in a 'sweet spot' for some D. melanogaster genes, in which function is conserved but the nucleotide sequence is divergent enough that the non-D.

The two groups are speculated to be divergent enough to be characterised as subspecies.

Only five of the six previously defined groups of haplotypes were divergent enough to be considered as different haplogroups.

A convenient source of a RNAi-immune transgene is an orthologous gene from another closely related species that is divergent enough on the nucleotide sequence level to diminish RNAi efficiency while still functionally complementing the knock-down of the endogenous gene activity.

Unfortunately, the most suitable outgroup was divergent enough to result in saturation at synonymous sites.

The SIDER1β sequences were divergent enough to be detected in the screening using the consensus sequence described by Bringaud F et al. [ 37] as a query.

Phenotypic and phylogenetic analyses previously reported by us suggest that, although close to CIAT 899, PRF 81 may be divergent enough to be considered as a different species [ 34].