Sentence examples for cases of domestication from inspiring English sources
Many cases of domestication of TEs that have been co-opted for new functions in the cell have been reported (Volff, 2006).
Several cases of domestication have been described (Feschotte 2008) but most of the examples concerned only some part of the element, notably the transposase-encoding sequence (Muehlbauer et al. 2006; Casola et al. 2007).
Our co-evolution is just a case of domestication on both parts.
No case of domestication of a complete element (including the non-coding LTR regions) has ever been demonstrated so far.
One case of domestication is that of einkorn (Triticum monococcum L. subsp. monococcum), a one-grained diploid wheat species that may have been the first cereal to be domesticated at the beginning of the Holocene (Heun et al., 1997; Salamini et al., 2002; Haldorsen et al., 2011).
However, in the case of domestication, although the element evolves slowly, the topology of the phenetic tree obtained with Route66 should be similar to that obtained with the genes classically used for this purpose such as the waxy or phytochrome genes.
Our results highlight the need to establish the fixity of putative cases of TE domestication identified using genome sequences in order to demonstrate their functional importance, and reveal that the contribution of TE domestication to genome evolution may vary drastically among animal taxa.
These results also highlight the need to establish the fixity of putative cases of TE domestication identified in other genome sequences in order to demonstrate their functional importance, and indicate that the process of TE domestication may vary drastically among animal taxa.
Therefore, it seems that if one considers both plant and animals examples, pleiotropy does exist, and also that domestication mutations often exist in linked groups of multiple mutations/genes (certainly in the case of plant domestication genetic architecture).
The Niata is an illustrative case of how domestication can expand the morphospace of a species.
But she did not view the case of early domestication as closed.
