Sentence examples for diverging evolution from inspiring English sources

We summarize here the latest insights into NLR biology and discuss examples of converging and diverging evolution of NLR function and structure.

It is our hope that the continuing inquiry into the converging and diverging evolution of cortex in the several lines of mammalian descent will reunite comparative neurology and psychology - a union originally envisioned by Elliot Smith.

This indicates significant gene flow between the wealth classes at least through the female line that likely constrained diverging evolution between the wealth classes in our study populations.

They lead to cytoplasmic incompatibilities, which are the result of diverging evolution between the organellar and nuclear genomes involved (7, 8, 13, 14; Fig. 1).

Genetic fitness optimization using small populations or small population updates across generations generally suffers from randomly diverging evolutions.

Interestingly, the major gene duplication and gene loss events are found to be associated with the reproduction-related genes (such as NLRP4, 7, 8, 9, 11 and 13), implying that reproduction-related genes have undertaken a fast and diverged evolution among different mammalian lineages.

The identified subtypes have shown substantial differences with respect to copy-number changes, suggesting that their development adheres to changes in distinct sets of genes, leading to diverging tumor-evolution pathways [ 10, 11].

Though its modular structure is conserved in eukaryotes, its subunit composition has diverged during evolution and varies in response to environmental and tissue-specific inputs, suggesting different functions for each subunit and/or Mediator conformation.

These results indicate that the core photoperiodic pathway composed of the three key flowering genes OsGI/GI-Hd1/CO-Hd3a/FT is conserved between rice and Arabidopsis, but its function has diverged during evolution to produce opposite flowering responses.

Diurnal visual optimization appears to have diverged during evolution.

The Drosophila Roc proteins are highly similar, but have diverged during evolution to bind a distinct set of Cullins and to utilize RING domains that have overlapping, but not identical, function in vivo.