Sentence examples for copies fixed from inspiring English sources

Although TE copies fixed in the genome are most frequently neutral or even advantageous to the host organism, their uncontrolled proliferation and insertional activity may cause multiple genetic and developmental deleterious effects [ 12- 16].

These results suggest that, during the most recent expansion of the mouse miRNA gene cluster, which occurred in the C2MC central region, an array of tandem repeated MSHORT1 copies, fixed as MLONG1, was duplicated 12 times.

Despite multiple hybrid origins of A. kamchatica, the tandem triplication (three halleri-derived HMA4 copies) is fixed in the allopolyploid10, suggesting it was present in all founding A. halleri parents.

More can be done with TTS on a "sentence by sentence" micro level when the copy is fixed, but due to the dynamic nature of our synthesised voice, our tweaks remained macro.

As Vatican Radio reports: On the eve of the presentation, church officials confirmed that the Italian publisher of Youcat had withdrawn the Italian copies to fix a translation error which concerned a question over whether married couples could plan the size of their families.

Recent work on S. cerevisiae (Carr et al. 2012) has shown that long branch, ancient copies are predominantly fixed in the population, whereas short branch, young copies of TEs tend to be polymorphic.

Consistent with these computational predictions, an analysis of the occupancy rate of putatively older insertions in natural populations suggested that the degenerate copies have been fixed across the species range in this mosquito, and also are shared with the sibling species Anopheles arabiensis.

However, segregating and fixed copies are lost at different rates too.

During evolution, HERVs were amplified and spread by repeated events of retrotransposition and/or reinfection, resulting in multiple copies, distributed and fixed in the DNA of all human cells [ 9, 11].

Interestingly, these simulations also show that small-scale duplication event (one gene gets two copies) can be fixed by chance and we speculate that the ampliconic regions in humans may have evolved by small steps.

Expect other Page management companies to copy this fix if Facebook doesn't solve the problem for everyone first.