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Phylogenetic analysis of all cyanase and carbonic anhydrase gene copies shows that the CCA gene cluster originated independently at least twice, suggesting that clustering is likely a response to a shared selection pressure.
The d N / d S ratio among plastid copies shows similar patterns with d S larger than d N, which is also the case for the three nuclear copies.
The main exception to this collinearity is represented by two major gaps in the alignment, due to LTR retrotransposon insertions in the locus on chromosome 5. Notably, the region containing the Gmpgip copies shows the most exceptions to the sequence collinearity, as no clear diagonal is visible in this region and alignments are limited to the coding regions of different pgip members.
A comparison of editing positions in Cuscuta to homologous positions in the Plantago HGT copies shows that there is no evidence for a massive C to T conversion in Plantago that would be expected if the transfer(s) was RNA mediated.
Another proposal is watermarking DVD's so that if copies show up online, their owners can be tracked.
Kirkus, known for its often-tart reviews, can heavily influence what books are bought for public libraries and how many copies show up in bookstores.
Though lacking originality, the five paintings on display here — four of them known to be copies — show the same sort of minute detail that distinguishes his father's work.
The integration numbers of NTS-based expression cassettes, ranging from one to ∼30 copies, showed a proportional increase with the extent of decreased expression of the auxotrophic markers.
A preliminary ruling by the European Court of Justice has sided with common sense, ruling that digital copies shown on a web browser's computer screen or held temporary in a cache do not in fact infringe on copyright law.
The apparent amplification of gene copies shown here suggests an inherent flexibility in the genome.
Surprisingly, each of the human DUXY2 4 gene copies show a unique nucleotide sequence at this codon position.
