Sentence examples for considerable gene order from inspiring English sources

Likewise, the inclusion of Emiliania within the clade containing all chlorophytes and streptophytes probably stems from the considerable gene order divergence displayed by this haptophyte compared to the two other algae carrying secondary chloroplasts and the red algae [ 31].

The synteny data showed that B. phenoliruptrix BR3459a presents a considerable gene order in four major regions compared with the pathogen B. cepacia GG4, which are more conservative than the observed to B. cenocepacia and B. ambifaria MC40-6.

Conserved linkages between Fugu and human genes indicate the preservation of chromosomal segments from the common vertebrate ancestor, but with considerable scrambling of gene order.

Despite considerable differences in gene order between the non- Reclinomonas jakobids, eight synteny blocks of more than four genes are found across jakobids (fig. 2 and supplementary fig. S2, Supplementary Material online).

The tRNA-rich BZ region of fern plastomes exhibited considerable variation in size, gene order, and repeat content.

The genomes should be sufficiently close in order (1) to allow for unambiguous identification of orthologous genes; (2) to retain a considerable fraction of the gene order so that orthologous intergenic regions could be identified as regions between pairs of pairwise orthologous genes; and (3) to allow for alignment of orthologous intergenic regions.

The mitochondrial gene repertoire of the four glaucophyte species is highly conserved, whereas the gene order shows considerable variation.

For species in the D. yakuba branch there are known to be a considerable number of rearrangements affecting gene order.

All filovirus genomes sequenced to date encode proteins with similar functions and gene order, although there is considerable divergence in sequences between the three genera Ebolavirus, Cuevavirus and Marburgvirus within the family Filoviridae.

These genomes display considerable fluidity in overall structure, gene content, and gene order.

Most imprinted genes aggregate within the genome and in each imprinted domain gene order and imprint status show considerable similarity between mouse and human [ 30- 32].