Sentence examples for divergent targets from inspiring English sources

Based on orthologous sets of genes containing the consensus sites, we asked whether certain biological processes are more prevalent in one species than in others (divergent targets) and which processes are shared between all three species.

These differences are most likely related to the divergent targets of anti-angiogenic therapeutic regimens.

The sensitivity of this set of divergent targets dropped to ~90% for all Tamias species libraries, compared with a sensitivity of 99% when using T. alpinus exons as probes for target enrichment.

This work examines the ability of these AdoMet analogues to function as methyl donors for two divergent targets: the methylation of a carbon atom in bacterial DNA and the small molecule methylation of an oxygen atom in a specific class of mammalian neurotransmitters.

The lower amount of genes in Me. pennsylvanicum might be the result of the host jump to a dicot plant, as many genes that are related to colonizing grass hosts will not produce effector proteins that match the divergent targets in the new host environment and are thus prone to be lost.

The rRNA gene based sequencing can detect the predominant members of the community, but these approaches may not detect the rare members of a community with divergent target sequences.

This newly described target sequence should be preferred to less repeated or more divergent target sequences in order to improve the sensitivity of the PCR tests for the diagnosis of toxoplasmosis.

Consistent with divergent target genes for Stat5a and Stat5b, genome-wide transcript profiling revealed that less than 10% of the top 150 modulated genes were common (see Additional File 3).

This newly described 529-bp repeat element should be preferred to less repeated or more divergent target sequences in order to improve the sensitivity of PCR tests for the diagnosis of toxoplasmosis.

In close agreement, divergent downstream targets in living cells for these two kinases have been described in literature e.g. MEK for c-Raf [38] [40] and NIK for MAP3K8 [41].

The RelE and ParE families of toxins have been unified into one superfamily having a common evolutionary origin despite their divergent activity/cellular targets as well as the lack of significant sequence similarity (Anantharaman and Aravind 2003).