Sentence examples for duplication and diversification from inspiring English sources

Phylogenetic analysis affirmed that Rbcasp3 represents a complex group in fish that has been shaped by gene duplication and diversification.

As we will see in the next the section, simple growth models based on duplication and diversification can explain a large part of the structures found in protein networks.

The link between genome duplication and diversification has seemed so intuitive that it has "almost become an urban legend," says Michael Lynch, an evolutionary biologist at Indiana University, Bloomington.

Through several rounds of gene duplication and diversification, however, p120 evolved in vertebrates into an essential, ubiquitously expressed protein, whereas loss of the more selectively expressed δ-catenin, p0071 and ARVCF are tolerated in most species.

The extensive duplication and diversification of the ACs suggest that these genes may be part of an essential sensory system and exemplify the complexity of the control of parasite lifecycle progression.

The extraordinary success of this ultimate classical cadherin complex is evidenced by the repeated duplication and diversification of the classical cadherins to at least 26 members, most of which use the same basic set of p120-, α- and β-catenin building blocks.

Creation of human gene families was facilitated significantly by gene duplication and diversification.

Gene duplication and diversification may allow better control of lineage-specific pathogens.

Gene duplication and diversification are considered to be the most important events in evolutionary biology.

This finding indicates that the increased rate of gene duplication and diversification offers the potential for adaptive evolution and divergence.

Results from our gene-tree analyses indicate that there was tremendous lineage-specific duplication and diversification of kinesins in eukaryotes.