Sentence examples for divergent groups of bacteria from inspiring English sources

Thus, this mechanism permits organisms to sample from the diversity of gene cassettes in their local environment without the need for host recognition of foreign promoters or ORIs, and may therefore facilitate gene transfer among highly divergent groups of bacteria.

To explain this paradox it has been proposed that gene transfers occur frequently between all strains in the population, but that only genes that evolve under strong purifying selection, such as the rRNA genes, are similar enough to allow recombination between otherwise divergent groups of bacteria (Engel et al. 2014).

This bias in mutation pressure explains the pattern of synonymous mutations seen in our study, and it also implies that selection or gene conversion must account for the characteristic GC-contents observed in divergent groups of bacteria over much longer evolutionary timescales (Rocha and Feil 2010).

Divergent groups of long ncRNAs have been implicated in liver carcinogenesis through interactions with DNA, RNA or proteins.

Much of the episode involved Jon Snow and Sansa's campaign to rally support and get troops from divergent groups of northerners.

These extreme values are due to the presence of two highly divergent groups of individuals within the nominal species.

The resulting tree showed two divergent groups of sequences.

Other examples include Picobiliphytes and divergent groups of aquatic Proteobacteria, Flavobacteria, and Archaea [ 111, 112, 119– 119].

Our results suggest that genetically divergent groups of dogs can exist within the same breed.

Cluster Ib contains a more divergent group of proteins.

However, there also appeared to be another divergent group of Oncholaimus nematodes within the Oncholaimoidea.