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Greve et al. [29] have recently suggested that investment in elderly family members or unrelated associates ("senators") who harbor special knowledge and experience will be evolutionarily selected in animal societies where certain preconditions exist.
And it is weakened by experiments suggesting that speech perception cannot be reduced to primate audition, that word learning cannot be reduced to fact learning, and that at least one gene involved in speech and language was evolutionarily selected in the human lineage but is not specific to recursion.
The E98 site appears to be evolutionarily selected for acid residues in the more derived members of the Epd protein family; since this site is occupied by a Glu in all the members of the MERPs group, by an Asp in all the members of the FishBrain and FishTj groups.
The latter chromatin changes are inconsequential and unlikely to be evolutionarily selected.
Given their presence in the germ line and their specificity for the Fc portion of IgG, it has been generally assumed that low affinity IgM RFs have been evolutionarily selected for roles in binding and clearing immune complexes (circulating RFs) and/or endocytosing IgG containing complexes by RF+ B-cells so as to stimulate an anti-pathogen response [ 13, 14].
The organisms evolve through a series of molecular changes reflected in genomic sequences and some of these are evolutionarily selected based on survival in a specific ecological niche.
These results suggest that the nonoptimal codons in frq are evolutionarily selected to ensure that the pace of translation in these regions allows proper folding.
Proteins with heterogeneity in the folding pathways may have been evolutionarily selected so that folding is ensured under very different conditions possible in the cell [35].
This suggests that the stabilities in the miRNA seed sequences are evolutionarily selected according to the adaptive temperature of each organism.
Both the physiological state and the natural environment in which an organism has been evolutionarily selected, influence its adaptive responses and rapid adaptations are crucial to maximizing cell survival (de Nadal et al. 2011).
In conclusion, we believe that the gills are evolutionarily selected to produce trypsin to activate PAR2 on thrombocyte surface and protect the gills from bleeding.
