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The most divergent Drosophila and Caenorhabditis ADAMTS homologs represented in Figure 1A were removed from further analyses in attempt to avoid systematic bias known as "long branch attraction" where divergent but putatively unrelated sequences group together because of their divergence rather than due to shared characters [ 54].

In total, (x_{1}) and (x_{2}) are not rational because of their divergence.

Malarial genes of putative plastid origins have been suggested to be potential drug targets because of their divergence from human homologs [ 40].

FVs are a group of complex retroviruses that have a very stable and long co-speciation history with their hosts, stretching back more than a hundred million years [ 33– 35], and because of this, almost all of their divergence dates can be directly inferred from those of their hosts [ 36– 36].

But VRK2 does not interact with VHR phosphatase, probably because of their sequence divergence in the interaction region.

We determined the expression of CDKN1C and the cellular localisation of its protein, p57KIP2, in the placenta of the tammar wallaby because of their evolutionary divergence from eutherian mammals.

Epistatic interactions of genes on a fast-evolving chromosome are more disruption-prone when brought into a foreign genetic background than genes on slowly evolving autosomes, because of their larger divergence.

More distantly related strains (found in other clades of B. cereus s.l. and other Bacillus species) would be surveyed less efficiently because of their greater nucleotide divergence.

However, small indels cannot be detected in intron sequence between D. holocanthus and smooth pufferfish because of their relatively long divergence time.

Because of their high sequence divergence, it is unclear whether BBS and CCT8L Hsp60-like proteins conserve the typical fold of chaperonin subunits and their ability to assemble into typical oligomeric chaperonin complexes.

However, it is possible that homologs of some of these genes/proteins are also present in other bacteria but because of their extensive sequence divergence significant similarity to the chlamydiae homologs is not observed.