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These mechanisms enable different degrees of phenotypic divergence and complexity with variation in traits from genomes with similar gene contents.

Despite the divergence and complexity of the Aedes genome with respect to Anopheles, the comparative analysis of our miRNA data sets and Ae. aegypti miRNAs revealed that more than a half of miRNAs were evolutionary conserved between these species.

To extract the critical factor which underlies the divergence and complexity in the yeast and neuronal exocytic systems, we next investigated the two SM-SNARE network motifs from yeast and neurons.

Establishment of precise analytical methods that can detect all or the majority of the HCP in the biologic represents a challenge, due to the vast molecular divergence and complexity of HCP.

The proportion of distinct vs. total genome-matched reads represented the degree of divergence and complexity of the small RNA population being captured in the library, which was from 0.346 to 0.455 for wild-type and from 0.350 to 0.439 for the nrpe samples (Table S1A ).

Add to this cellular/regional variations in responsiveness, as well as patient biological divergence, and the complexity of analysis of even just two modalities of Figure 1 (gene expression and labour) becomes immense.

Mapping fungal morphologies to two groups in the Leiotiomycetes, the Rhytismatales and Hemiphacidiaceae reveals significant divergence in body size, shape and complexity.

In this contribution we have shown that for the melanoma and prostate cancer datasets studied, the quantitative changes of Information Theory measures, Normalized Shannon Entropy, Jensen Shannon divergence and the novel Statistical Complexity quantifiers defined here are in high correlation with gene expression changes of well-established biomarkers associated to cancer progression.

Thus, these introns appear to have been present in very ancient ancestral genes predating even the cnidarian/Bilateria divergence, and the remarkable genetic complexity of Nematostella [ 14], toghether with the high level of conservation of intron positions between Cnidarians and Vertebrata, makes questionable a correlation between morphological complexity and gene structure.

Genes that promote cellular differentiation display high levels of sequence divergence and have contributed to morphological complexity [2], [3].

In this work, we examine parallel questions about the role of gene duplication and divergence in shaping complexity.