Endy said, "If you could complement evolution with a secondary path, decode a genome, take it off- line to the level of information" — in other words, break it down to its specific sequences of DNA the way one would break down the code in a software program — "we can then design whatever we want, and recompile it," which could permit scientists to prevent many genetic diseases.
Later, reutilization and de novo design of functional domains and elementary functional loops complemented evolution of protein function.
Recent data from more exotic model organisms such as trypanosomes [ 77] and rotifers [ 78] increasingly link histone complement evolution to specific life history traits of organisms.
Automation of systems and processes complements the evolution of patient treatment protocols, medical record management, and back office administrative functions while enabling time and cost savings within the healthcare system.
Numerical modeling has become an important method for studying landscape evolution, complementing field- and lab-based techniques such as geologic mapping and geochronology.
The phylogenetic analysis demonstrates the evolutionary stability of the Sox gene complement in insect evolution.
The use of yeast deletion strains to complement the parasite evolution studies provides a powerful method of confirmation.
Large-scale mutagenesis, RNAi and other gene expression modifications, and experimental evolution complement genomic mapping in the unraveling of gene networks, particularly by probing biological systems for their causal controls.
In conclusion, our finding that penile morphology predicts key components of male reproductive success under natural and controlled conditions provides a significant advance in the study of genital evolution, complementing increasing numbers of comparative and laboratory-based studies in diverse taxa [ 2, 40].
The Literature of Evolution complements the Darwin Manuscripts Project, intended to organize the literature of evolution by subject.
