The high sequence variability suggests that somatic diversification of these nonself recognition molecules could have occurred.
This important result supports the null hypothesis that Ks distributions reflect isolation and subsequent diversification of these hydrothermal communities.
It is believed that this diversification of these proteins reflects an adaptation to tolerate the heat stress.
Lastly, geometrical isomerization (trans and cis) of the different HCA derivatives seals the final diversification of these molecules [14 17, 21 24].
Life's ability to tolerate nearly every environment imaginable by virtue of the later diversification of these originally extracellular deterrents (i.e., glycoproteins, lipoproteins, lipopolysaccharides, peptidoglycans, etc).
Phylogeographic analysis of COI data suggests that forest fragmentation may have played an important role in the recent evolutionary diversification of these butterflies.
On the basis of the diversification of these, the small and medium-sized enterprises can define their network strategy for the production network.
It is widely accepted that angiosperm flowers and their insect pollinators have influenced each other's evolution, but there is still considerable uncertainty about whether or not coevolution has been a major process in the diversification of these groups.
Ongoing genomic diversification of these begomoviral-satellite complexes was evident based on nucleotide sequence alignments, and analysis of single nucleotide polymorphisms, both factors that created new challenges for primer design.
A large quantity of data now supports the notion that short linear motifs (SLiMs), which are protein interaction modules enriched within intrinsically disordered regions, are key for the functional diversification of these isoforms.
The sufficient variations flank mature miRNAs could contribute to the evolutionary diversification of these key regulatory genes [67].
