Sentence examples for driven lineage from inspiring English sources

Our molecular timescale suggests that modern pathogenic oomycetes diverged well after the origin of their respective hosts, indicating that environmental conditions or perhaps horizontal gene transfer events, rather than host availability, may have driven lineage diversification.

This would potentially pose problems in highly reassortment driven lineages.

These findings suggest that emergence of novel ECM domain combinations, which help drive lineage specific innovations, are not dependent on domains of recent origin.

In this case, it would be the barrier to gene exchange, rather than escape from periodic selection, that would be expected to drive lineage divergence.

FGF is necessary but not sufficient to drive lineage commitment: further progression to overt differentiation is restrained by the combination of leukemia inhibitory factor (LIF) and bone morphogenetic protein (BMP) signaling, both of which restrict cells from progressing to a postimplantation epiblast-like state (Ying et al., 2003).

Diverse biological systems utilize fluctuations ("noise") in gene expression to drive lineage-commitment decisions.

For example, PG 2 includes patterns associated with basal metazoans, together with those that later emerged in the vertebrate lineage, highlighting the ability of apparently fixed domain architectures to acquire new domains that may help drive lineage-specific adaptations.

Finally, we provide compelling evidence that the same process that currently drives lineage-specific expansion of CTCF-binding events in diverse mammals ancestrally generated the core set of strong, deeply conserved CTCF-binding events.

Obligate parthenogenesis is much more common but is predicted ultimately to drive lineages to extinction due to the accumulation of deleterious mutations or inability to adapt to environmental changes [ 2].

As increasing numbers of cell type- and tissue-specific components of the core machinery become better characterized, a somewhat different notion of how traditional sequence specific enhancer binding factors cooperate with selective tissue-specific core factors to drive lineage-specific transcription programs has emerged (D'Alessio et al., 2009).

The pattern of varying dominance of the two influenza B lineages is likely driven by lineage-specific immunity in the population, with one lineage predominating until accumulated immunity to that lineage results in increased relative susceptibility to and spread of the other lineage.