The broad scope of the differences indicates a divergence of process representation at large time and space scales.
Sexual divergence of autophagic processes is also suggested by the negative correlation observed between the expression of beclin-1 in MHUVECs and the weight of male newborns.
For example, joint histories can be used to compare the conservation and the route to divergence of corresponding processes in two species.
Therefore, although the small RNAs were well conserved across the animal kingdom, it was evident that the divergence of evolutionary process in different miRNAs and animal species (Table 1, Figure 5).
Beyond a certain level of divergence, the process of accumulation of unequal crossovers stops and they drift, ultimately becoming monomeric.
Extensive analyses of polymorphisms in the core proteome of Giardia revealed differential rates of divergence among cellular processes.
Our findings indicate that varying rates of gene duplication and retention can have a dramatic impact on the ancestry and architecture of teleost genomes and contribute to functional diversification and divergence of important physiological processes.
The observed gene duplication patterns have played significant roles in shaping the architecture of teleost genomes and appear to have contributed to the recent functional diversification and divergence of important physiological processes in zebrafish.
Target enrichment using conserved targets – either "ultraconserved" elements (UCEs [ 17]) or conserved exons (anchored hybrid enrichment, AHE [ 1]) – could well yield useful data for phylogeographic inference, including historical demography, species delimitation and inference of divergence processes.
The relative role of ecologically mediated divergence in speciation processes is still under debate [ 1].
Specific patterns in geography and genealogy provide evidence of processes driving lineage divergence often resulting in speciation.
