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The diversity of the clusters (i.e. the number of unique sequences within a cluster) is the highest in the first selection rounds.

The massive diversity of the clusters and operons observed, coupled with complete lack of correlation to phylogeny, provides an interesting insight into just how dynamic is the process rearranging the position of genes in a genome.

This paper investigated the diversity of the cluster models of NiMCM-41 in a systematic computational framework.

Finding a representative time series for a given cluster requires identifying one of the constituent time series which best characterizes the phenotypic diversity of the cluster.

The average cluster entropy (see Methods) of the 39 modules which describes the diversity of the miRNA clusters within a module is significantly lower (P < 0.01) than that in the random case in which miRNAs were randomly assigned to groups of the same number as human miRNA clusters (see Methods).

Our results suggest that functional diversity of these clusters is achieved through the birth-and-death evolution of variable exon duplication, divergence, and deletion, but conservation of the constant exons, which are essential in maintaining their basic functions.

The diversity of the PUUV clusters suggests their separate evolutionary history in the different regions of Germany.

The detailed family diversity of the miRNA clusters is characterized by the family entropy (E fam, see Methods).

The diversity of this cluster is further illustrated by the absence of clonal lineages and the presence of both mating types (A1 and A2) in a more or less equal ratio (A1/A2 = 161/197) and multiple mt haplotypes (Ia, IIa, and Ib).

For a preliminary analysis of the distribution and diversity of the swf cluster, we designed the primers SWF_ATF and SWF_ATR from the conserved regions FSGQGTQW and QCALVEL, respectively, of the AT domain of SwfA proteins.

The diversity of the six clustered Sp185/333 genes were compared to 121 unique Sp185/333 genes collected randomly from three individual sea urchins for which the relative genomic organization was unknown [ 15].