Sentence examples for diversification of mitochondrial from inspiring English sources

King Island Emu show a significant reduction in size when compared to modern Emu, yet show little molecular diversification of mitochondrial loci.

It is not clear what could have driven a diversification of mitochondrial haplogroups in SEA during the LGM; perhaps an extension of settlement area to the current islands of Sumatra, Java and Borneo, being parts of the Asian mainland at that time, could serve as an explanation.

Divergence ages among species groups of macaques are similar to those among African Papionini genera, suggesting that diversification of the mitochondrial genome is of a similar magnitude in both subtribes.

The comparison of diversification and mitochondrial introgression events within the Lake Matano radiation suggests that the ancient clade of haplotypes, endemic to the lake (node 17), is approximately 1.9-6.4 1.9-6.4

Indeed, the relative lack of diversification within mitochondrial clade B, encompassing both the nuclear homozygous and heterozygous hybrid strains, is surprising, and remains to be examined within the clade.

To define the closest outgroups and the general time frame of diversification we used a combination of mitochondrial (a fragment of 827 nucleotides at the 3' end of cox1, a continuous fragment between 798 803 (Agabini) or 802 nucleotides (A.

Comparative and phylogenetic analyses were used to investigate the evolution of mitochondrial proteins during eukaryote diversification.

This is because of the widespread genotype sharing of mitochondrial genes and lack of diversification in nuclear genes between these species.

The data also indicate that diversification rate may have a positive effect on rates of mitochondrial molecular evolution.

Although a significant result was obtained only for a single mitochondrial gene (COIII), the agreement of the signs of the correlations across all of the mitochondrial genes, together with observation of the scatterplots [see Additional file 3], tentatively suggest that rates of mitochondrial evolution may increase with net diversification rate.

All mitochondria are believed to share a single origin from an α-proteobacterial-like prokaryote [ 1], but a wide diversity of mitochondrial genome architectures have evolved subsequent to the diversification of modern-day eukaryotes [ 1, 3, 4].