Sentence examples for attributed to extensive gene from inspiring English sources

The general lack of distinct raccoon populations throughout North America have been attributed to extensive gene flow, high population densities and long distance dispersal, and may have influenced the speed at which diseases are transmitted in this wildlife vector [25].

The paucity of repetitive DNA has been attributed to extensive genome streamlining [ 18].

Indeed, at least among prokaryotes (archaea and bacteria), phylogenetic trees of individual genes generally possess different topologies; this diversity of tree topologies cannot be explained away by artifacts of phylogenetic reconstruction and is largely attributed to extensive horizontal gene transfer (HGT) in the prokaryotic world (Doolittle 1999b; Koonin et al. 2001; Koonin and Wolf 2008).

Much of this improvement has been attributed to extensive cost cutting under Mr. Page, who became publisher when Mr. Murdoch took over the paper.

High capsule number and seed yield in treatments P vw can be attributed to extensive and profusely branched root system.

Elle is portrayed as mentally unstable, which is attributed to extensive "testing" condoned by her father to research her abilities when she was young.

Following intravenous administration to mice at 5 mg kg−1, NU7026 underwent rapid plasma clearance (0.108 l h−1) and this was largely attributed to extensive metabolism.

This may be attributed to either extensive gene losses from other eukaryotes or unique gene acquisition by Ciona.

Although the discrepancy between the two batches of h2h pairs is mostly attributed to updates of gene coordinates, 28 new human h2h pairs involving 27 microRNA genes came to light as a consequence of the extensive attention this new type of regulatory genes has received.

This indicates that the high correlation obtained is not attributed to individually important genes but rather to gene groups.

Jesse Gelsinger's death was the first directly attributed to gene therapy.