Sentence examples for common predecessors from inspiring English sources

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Strict regulation of gene expression patterns is crucial during development and differentiation, where diverse cell types evolve from common predecessors.

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Alternatively, it is possible that these sequences are homologous to the common predecessor of group V and group II CTLDcps.

However, at the level of specific cells, cell populations, or tissues finding a common predecessor or single ancestral cellular lineage for neurons, or muscles across phyla is problematic.

In addition, the picture of diabetic foot infections that has emerged is consistent with that derived from investigations of foot ulcers, which are the most common predecessor of foot infection[ 23].

This finding supports a scenario in which the complex mitochondrial processing machineries of both sister groups evolved relatively late in evolution from a streamlined genome and transcriptome of their common predecessor.

It then seems plausible to assume that the TUBB3-negative but laminin-positive cells represent a population of more mature Schwann cells, although these different populations share a common predecessor.

These yeasts separated approximately 380 million years ago [ 31] (by comparison, the last common predecessor of the entire mammalian class existed about 165 mya [ 32]), but share substantial gene content, with approximately 75% of Sp genes having one or more Sc orthologs [ 33- 35].

However, it is important to know how closely algorithmic alignments produced through optimization of any chosen target function reflect an evolution-based alignment of the appropriate amino acid sequences, e.g. the one, which juxtaposes the positions in the compared proteins originating from the same position in their common predecessor.

Hedging its bets on hybrids, Toyota has also been testing several radically new diesel designs.What marks this latest generation of diesel engines from even their "common-rail" predecessors of the late 1990s, let alone their belching ancestors from the 1970s, is the use of a surprisingly low compression ratio of around 14 1 rather than the more usual 16:1 or higher.

The short silaffins 1B, 1A2, and 1A1 (peptide lengths of 29, 18, and 29 Am from C. fusiformis) are identical to each other up to 32 60%, but their common polypeptide predecessor (265 Am) from T. pseudonana is not homologous.

He is a runner, an avocation roughly as common among his predecessors as break dancing.

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