Sentence examples for both phylogenetic and sequence from inspiring English sources

Both phylogenetic and sequence divergence analyses supported the designation of subgenotypes B1, B2, B4, and B6 (from Arctic).

This classification is well supported by both phylogenetic analysis and sequence divergences.

Finally, our analysis of both phylogenetic groupings and sequence distances suggests that a number of isolates 20 described in their GenBank accessions as "subtype k-related" (QC273, TV257, TV476, KM35), "subtype l-related" (TV533, L349), "intermediate between subtypes 6m and 6n" (DH027), or "intermediate between subtypes 6j and 6i" (QC271) should be considered as unassigned novel subtypes.

The KEGG resource [ 56] uses a novel approach to cluster proteins into orthologous groups that is distinct from both phylogenetic and graph-based approaches: new sequences are included based on local similarity to sequences already in a KEGG orthology group.

performed the phylogenetic and sequence conservation analyses.

It has about 20,000 genes with an average transcript length of 1.69 kbp. A. indica's evolutionary closeness to Citrus species was verified by both molecular phylogenetic analyses and sequence similarity.

Based on its phylogenetic distribution and sequence clustering, Anbu has been proposed as the "ancestral" form of proteasomes.

We confirmed this relationship by phylogenetic analysis and sequence comparison.

Both phylogenetic analysis (Fig.  3b) and sequence alignment revealed population-specific differences occurring at the nucleotide level.

The association of these genes with the defense enzymes was seen in both distance-based and sequence-based phylogenetic analysis, but they were not strongly supported by bootstrap analysis in either case.

Throughout this paper they compare yeast and human in both experiments and phylogenetic RNA/protein-sequence analyses, revealing many conserved features.