In transposed duplications, duplicated genes are transposed from ancestral (parental) loci to novel (transposed) loci [ 7].
Most problematic is William Parsons, who has been transposed from a finely nuanced narrator into a full-blown leading man.
Here the setting is moved to Northern Ireland, and the action is transposed from the Labour election victory of 1945 to the VE Day celebrations a few months earlier.
But the chair can't collapse, because it has been transposed from normal space, in which gravity works, to a parallel world of two dimensions.
It is disputed whether the name Judah was originally that of the tribe or the territory it occupied and which was transposed from which.
A piece of high farce from the commedia dell'arte tradition, it has been transposed from its 1743 Venetian setting to the Brighton of the 1960s in this version, adapted by playwright Richard Bean.
In a staging first seen at Scottish Opera in 2011, the narrative is transposed from mythological glades and pastures to the wing of a London hospital at the beginning of the second world war.
Were Peter Mullan's new film Neds to be transposed from early-70s Glasgow to the present day, one projection can be made with reasonable certainty: all of the delinquents in question would be wielding asbos as well as knives.
The action is transposed from Elizabethan times to the 1950s, a time that introduced a new Elizabeth and, according to a program note, embodied the opera's duality of a financially strapped aristocracy and a rising middle class.
The original's themes of alienation are transposed from chilly electronica to acoustic warmth, while the stand-out line: "I'm very good with plants/When my friends are away they let me keep the soil moist" sounds like a matter-of-fact confession as opposed to the Andersson's terrifying murmurings.
