The LTRrs of An. gambiae are typically 5 to 8 kb in length [15], and during their evolution it is expected that these full-length copies will become diverged in sequence and structure, due to solo-LTR formation and/or indel accumulation [16], [21], [26], [36].
It became worth diverging from its PR playbook.
Alternatively, there may have been insufficient time for the genes to become highly diverged since they became non-functional.
To summarize, a significant decrease in the number of MDSC in the spleen was found at day 10 after tumour inoculation and became more diverged when tumour progressed in celecoxib treated mice compared with untreated animals.
The distribution of the log2 fold changes observed between species also shows a high level of overlap with the distribution of fold changes between biological replicates, with the distribution widening as the comparison species become more diverged.
Aravind et al. [ 38] and Braun et al. [ 39] revealed that S. cerevisiae may have lost at least 300 genes, and another 300 or so genes have become highly diverged, since their split from their common ancestor with Saccharomyces pombe.
With the exception of Dok2 sequences, which seem to have become highly diverged, all of our analyses supported our assignment of the different Lbx/Tlx paralogons (discussed in detail in Additional file 2).
Cultural difference may yet to appear in this early age, as children unvaryingly use the dominating strategy, but later on they learn their respective cultural virtues, and strategies become more diverged.
While we provide the evolutionary rate profiles (under M2a) for all the domains in EvoDB, the caveat is that calculation of d N/d S may be inappropriate for sequences that may have become highly diverged, say over millions of years or for closely related sequences.
Due to the nonlinearity of the equations, it is essential to reduce the change of variables in each time step; otherwise the solution becomes unstable and diverges.
