Sentence examples for duplicated into from inspiring English sources
The proto-UCP first duplicated into UCP1 and ancestral UCP2/UCP3, and then the second gene duplication produced UCP2 and UCP3 which is estimated to be 420 million years ago [27].
The pattern of AR gene duplication is consistent with an early WGD event: it has been duplicated into two genes AR-A and AR-B after the split of the Acipenseriformes from the lineage leading to teleost fish but before the divergence of Osteoglossiformes.
The plastid acpP gene was, in fact, also duplicated into the nucleus, possibly around the time of the plastid gene duplication (fig. 3).
The region has likely originated from both tandem duplications that generated nearby gene copies (i.e. paralogs within BACs 28B15 and 99I17 in the ctg313) and from segmental intrachromosomal duplications involving a larger block of DNA (i.e. blocks of paralogs duplicated into ctg313 and ctg1320).
Parvathy Murukurthy, a senior at the University of Chicago and member of the college circuit's first all-star team, isn't pointing fingers but says that "entire sections of my resolution have been duplicated into other people's resolution".
But imagine an age in which one's DNA can be picked up off of a glass and duplicated into clones, or combined with other DNA to form payloads for viruses, or employed to manufacture off-the-shelf organs, there will be a desperate need for a set of rules and regulations on the collection and use of genetic information.
Place Pokémon you want to duplicate into your match list.
MAGLP (locus AT1G19480) duplicated twice into AT3G50880 and AT1G75230.
In mammals, the ancestral insulin receptor gene was duplicated and diverged into INSR and IGF1R.
To answer possibility (a) the RIL cases were duplicated and then split into two equal groups.
We further distinguish the gene duplicates into those that originated from a whole-genome duplication (WGD) event (ohnologs) versus small-scale duplications (SSD) to determine if there exist any differences in their patterns of sequence evolution.
