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The remaining cowpox virus strains clustered together with vaccinia viruses; this clustering may, in some cases, be explained by origin from vaccinia virus strains that had escaped to nature (13 ).
The presence of clusters of phylogenetically related genes in all investigated insects can be explained by their origin from gene duplication events within the respective lineage but the fact that the clusters are conserved within different Drosophilidae indicates some constraints that stabilize the clusters [ 98].
This observation may be explained by the origin of this DG, which must have undergone greater genetic mixing than the other origins.
We identify 12,743 macrophage-specific enhancers and establish that tissue-resident macrophages have distinct enhancer landscapes beyond what can be explained by developmental origin.
This discrepancy could be explained by the origin of the RPE cells used in the experiments.
The further subdivision of the contemporary groups can be explained by geographic origin or founder effects in regional breeding programs.
On the other hand, the lack of effect of exercise on IL-6 may be explained by the origin of the low-grade inflammation.
Interestingly, genetic diversity within Saccharomyces paradoxus, a widespread feral species closely related to S. cerevisiae, can almost completely be explained by geographical origin.
These differences in the prevalence of HPV16 variants in different regions of Brazil and worldwide may be explained by geographic origin and ethnicity of the infected patients.
The high percentage of chloroplast sequences may be explained by the origin of the samples, which were taken in the photic zone from a chloroplast-containing substratum that was also colonized by algae.
This pattern may be explained by an origin of all four haplogroups from a single (not necessarily homogenous) founder population somewhere in East Asia, for example ASY, and genetic bottlenecks reducing diversity in other populations.
