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Hence, each HG defines a set of proteins that have distinctly diverged from others; it may contain one ortholog (gene family) or multiple paralogs (gene classes or superfamilies), regardless of their mechanism of origin and traditional classification.
These observations suggest that the balancing of the GS/GOGAT cycle distinctly diverged between the two organs.
The TerL homolog of phage Colossus is distinctly diverged from the phiCbK TerL and appears to use a slightly altered packaging mechanism, based on analysis of its genomic termini as described above.
The newly emerging OTT players have diverged distinctly among (at least) three different business models.
This distribution pattern of intron insertion sites is clearly different from those seen in the receiver domain of authentic RRs, confirming the idea that PRR genes diverged distinctly from authentic RR genes.
Finally, the Cuban viruses fall into 2 distinct groups: the 116/00 strain, isolated during the 2000 outbreak, is very closely related to the Brazilian/Martinique viruses isolated in the same year, whereas strains 580/01 and 21/02, isolated in 2001 2002, appear to have diverged distinctly to form a separate cluster (99% bootstrap support).
The four river dolphin lineages diverged in distinctly different time periods, with the Indian River dolphins (Platanistidae) diverging Late Oligocene, Yangtze River dolphins (Lipotidae) in the very Late Oligocene or Early Miocene, and La Plata River (Pontoporidae) + Amazon River (Iniidae) dolphins in the Mid-Miocene.
Why this diverging picture?
Analysts offer diverging views.
"Now, their interests are diverging".
