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Influenza has a tremendous amount of evolutionary plasticity in its HA sequences as H3 and H5 proteins, for example, are as much as 60% divergent (Figure 1A).

In genera represented by multiple species, 92% of species were more than 1.0% divergent from their nearest congener and 83% were more than 2.5% divergent (Figure 1).

In insects and T. adhaerens, the Nme8-related sequences that could be identified were extremely divergent (Figure 5A, Figure S2) and lacked the 3 NDPK_TX domains found in all eumetazoan Nme8 proteins, including the starlet sea anemone (Figure 5B).

Close inspection of the predicted tRNASec genes, however, shows that the tRNASec predicted in A. gambiae strongly resembles that of the other selenoprotein containing Diptera, while the sequence of the tRNASec predicted in B. mori, T. castaneum and D. willistoni are very divergent (Figure 6).

In contrast, the CNEs and 3'-UTRs exhibit lower (and very similar) proportions of shared versus divergent TFBS/miRNA target sites (~ 67% shared and ~ 33% divergent; Figure 5B).

David A. Harris, the Jewish committee's executive director, said it sought the report after seeing "wildly divergent" figures being reported on the American Muslim population after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

The EU is attempting to get the two sides to agree on posting international monitors along the transit route – the Ukraine and Russia have widely divergent figures on the amount of gas that was being pumped.

These cutoff levels, while eliminating obviously aberrant comparisons, also resulted in rejection (due to ds values >1.5) of most comparisons of cyanobacterial sequences, many of which are obviously only minimally divergent (Figures 2, 5 and 6).

For adjacent gene pairs with small intergenic distances, we observed significantly higher coexpression when in divergent orientation (Figures 2A,C) (Figure S1).

The only trouble is, no one but a Divergent can figure out how to crack the code and open it up.

An unrooted Neighbor-Joining (NJ) tree of Lumbricus barcode sequences placed all nominal L. terrestris in two well-supported and divergent clusters (Figure 2A).