Sentence examples for divergent conversion from inspiring English sources

Following the above reaction, DFR (EC 1.1.1.219; 2 unigenes) further catalyzes the divergent conversion of dihydroflavonols to produce colorless procyanidins including leucopelargonidin, and leucocyanidin.

Immediately thereafter, male expression of the Y chromosome Sry gene initiates molecular and cellular cascades in the undifferentiated gonads of males leading to differentiation of testes and divergent conversion between male and female development [ 5].

Following this reaction, the divergent conversions of dihydroflavonols include production of flavonols [catalyzed by flavonol synthase (EC 1.14.11.23, 25 unigenes)] and flavan-3,4-diols (leucoanthocyanidin) [catalyzed by dihydroflavonol 4-reductase (EC 1.1.1.219, 37 unigenes)].

Three lines of evidence underlie the "rampant transfer" model for the evolution of the cox1 intron in angiosperms: A) the intron has a highly sporadic distribution among angiosperms, B) its phylogeny is strongly incongruent with angiosperm phylogeny, and, C) with notably rare exception, it co-occurs with a short, highly divergent "co-conversion tract" located immediately downstream of the intron.

And that's where we are seeing divergent trends–sales conversions on mobile are lower in India when compared with those in China for instance," Kulkarni said.

Alternatively, such an expanded mating-type locus may result from only passive accumulation of mutations in the duplicated (male and female) genome regions that are divergent enough to inhibit gene conversion (Teshima and Innan 2004).

Moreover, the fact that stem and leaf tissues display distinct behaviours during conversion indicates the divergent compositional arrangement of these tissues.

When coupled with rare gene conversion events of divergent regions, this pattern can result in the formation of novel proteins differing substantially from either original protein.

However, concerted evolution is also thought to contribute to the close relationship of class I genes within species by the homogenization of even divergent lineages through inter-locus gene conversion [10], [11].

There is no evidence of gene conversion between the more divergent paralogs, e.g. between GOT1Sr and GOT1_ 6a.

This observation suggests that sequence factors are not completely suppressing the initiation of gene conversion events in the divergent regions of the gene.