Sentence examples for broad evolutionary range from inspiring English sources
In yeasts for example, extensive genomic studies have focused on S. cerevisiae and the human pathogen C. albicans, and their close relatives, leaving the broad evolutionary range of other hemiascomycetes relatively unexplored [11], [12].
However, they both share only very short blocks of conserved synteny with D. bruxellensis, clearly indicating the broad evolutionary range covered by this group of yeasts.
Complete mitochondrial genome sequences are now available on more than 40 hemiascomycetous species covering a broad evolutionary range (Solieri 2010; Gaillardin et al. 2011).
It has been observed that introns containing functional noncoding RNAs are usually well conserved across a broad evolutionary range (Chorev and Carmel 2013).
Furthermore, when possible, we selected at least two species that span a broad evolutionary range for each tested groups, for which the primer preference may be different, maximizing the probability of finding all genes for a group.
Compared with the broad evolutionary range covered by the multiple phylogenetic lineages of yeasts (Kurtzman et al. 2011), attention was primarily focused on members of the Saccharomycetaceae family and, to a lesser extent, to species of the broadly defined "CTG group" comprising yeasts using a slightly modified genetic code (reviewed in Dujon 2010).
However, the broader evolutionary histories of the Adh genes in the angiosperms remain unclear since few studies have investigated the evolution of the Adh genes in a wide range of angiosperms.
While the second prediction is intuitively reasonable, it is in fact rarely satisfied in actual organisms, especially for small genomes (such as prokaryotic genomes), where conservation pressures are very high and specific structures such as operons survive across broad ranges of evolutionary divergence.
