In the end they radically diverge; "Less Than Zero" presents a postmoral landscape of unstinting horror, whereas "Twelve," despite a far higher body count, delivers a satirical, even playful portrait of a world that is perilous but essentially humane.
Also, 50% of the genes in the actual data were more conserved than the most conserved genes in the randomized datasets and 17% of the genes appeared more diverged than the most diverged genes in the randomized datasets.
Virus from lung was seldom more or less divergent than blood within subjects; lung was significantly more diverged than one blood tissue in two subjects, and significantly less diverged in four subjects, while there was no difference between lung divergence and any blood tissue divergence when divergence values from all subjects were pooled.
Drosophila melanogaster and Drosophila pseudoobscura are about as diverged (4-fold divergence = 0.514) as most fungal pairs, but are more diverged than the mammalian species pairs.
We found that orthologous pairs with putative immune function are significantly more diverged than the total set of all 1∶1 An. gambiae An.
gambiae and found that among these 1∶1 orthologues, the protein sequence of those with putative immune function were significantly more diverged than the transcriptome as a whole.
Basidiomycetes and ascomycetes are thought to have diverged nearly 1,000 million years ago [32] and the Saccharomycotina alone are more evolutionarily diverged than the Chordate phylum of the animal kingdom [33].
The categories identified here as enriched with intermediately diverged orthologous pairs are not among those 12, although immune genes identified outside of the GO-Slim analysis are significantly more diverged than the transcriptome [see above].
Nevertheless, it should be noted that none of the human DUXY genes was identified as a parental nucleotide sequence, which might indicate that the human DUXY genes are more rapidly diverging than their chimpanzee counterparts.
