This effect was apparently transduced by UA activation of protein kinase C, cytoplasmic phospholipase A2, and NF-κB that was interpreted to comprise divergent pathways.
Five RXLR candidates comprise divergent protein variants in seven Hpa isolates (Fig. 6) and significant numbers of non-synonymous relative to synonymous nucleotide substitutions.
Furthermore, we reveal a complex architecture of the MJ that comprises evolutionary divergent AMA RON pairs.
The typically cold-water Lithodidae king crab comprises weakly divergent species, suggesting either that the family represents an extreme situation of rapid morphological diversification, and/or slow molecular evolution, reflecting a slow metabolism found in organisms that inhabit cold environments [69], [70], or possessing larger body sizes [71], [72] or both [73] [75].
The grapevine DHN family comprises four divergent members.
The species B. schlosseri comprises five divergent lineages (A-E) [ 45, 61].
SFG comprises several divergent lineages: the R. rickettsii group, R. japonica, R. montana, the R. massiliae group, R. helvetica, R. felis, and the R. akari group (2 ).
It comprises periodic divergent misalignment [ 2, 3] which is initially present on distance fixation, or during periods of tiredness or inattention alone, but may become more frequent and be present on near fixation, eventually leading to constant exotropia in some cases.
The second type of cellulosome complex comprises a divergent anchoring scaffoldin, ScaD, which contains different cohesin specificities: two type-II cohesins that incorporate two ScaA subunits with their complement of dockerin-containing enzymes and a single type-I cohesin that binds a lone dockerin-containing protein.
In comparison, nearly 31% of chromosomes 2, 10 and 12 are comprised of divergent haplotype blocks, while only approximately 5% of chromosomes 7, 14 and 20 encompass divergent haplotype blocks.
