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Most of the enormous genome complexity of pines can be explained by divergence of retrotransposons, however the elements responsible for genome size variation are yet to be identified.

These comparisons revealed that the observed patterns of functional allelic composition of the two species cannot be explained by divergence due to drift alone.

An interesting question not addressed here is to what degree evolution of gene expression can be explained by divergence in the regulatory regions (promoter sequences) of the two species.

However within a region of sex-specific homology (class 3 above), such a difference can be explained by divergence over evolutionary time of the gene copies on the two chromosomes.

aeruginosa) to 77% (E. coli O157H7) appear in TUs that are identical to their E. coli orthologs and therefore the change in regulation in their cases could only be explained by divergence of the orthologous regulatory regions.

This difference could be explained by species divergence but also by a different embryonic origin, mESCs representing the inner cell mass of preimplantation blastocyst in diapause, whereas hESCs being more similar to epiblast cells of postimplantation embryo (Brons et al., 2007; Tesar et al., 2007).

Therefore, the difference in regulation for these instances may only be explained by the divergence of the orthologous regulatory regions that may affect the recognition by the model that represents the binding site of the orthologous TF.

Since the presence of upregulated probes can hardly be explained by sequence divergence, we consider the upregulated clusters as the regions with increased transcriptional activity.

These results may be explained by the divergence time of those genes.

This predicted rewiring of photosynthesis could be explained by the divergence in expression of the hub ASIL1.

Approximately 40% of the variation in gDNA hybridization ratios can be explained by sequence divergence, as measured by nucleotide dissimilarity between sequences.