Sentence examples for endogenous ancestors from inspiring English sources
As a very recent addition to the list of human pathogens, HIV-1 thus has taken advantage of the human adaptation to its endogenous ancestors.
Currently, the same endogenous clotting and potent inflammatory processes that were so advantageous to our hominid ancestors often prove to be a liability in the intensive care unit patient with severe sepsis.
We propose a deep evolutionary split in this superfamily, predating the Last Eukaryotic Common Ancestor, between the SMP-like proteins, which act on lipids endogenous to the cell, and the BPI-like proteins (including the Takeout-like proteins of arthropods), which act on exogenous lipids.
For example, Bursaphelenchus and cyst/root-knot nematodes contain endogenous expansins and pectate lyases which appear to have been acquired by a common ancestor via horizontal gene transfer [ 18, 19].
Approximately 8% of our genome consists of sequences classified as human endogenous retroviruses (HERV), ancient remnants of retroviral integrations and their subsequent expansions in the genomes of our ancestors [ 3].
Human LTR retrotransposons are represented by endogenous retroviruses (HERV) but their activity is currently very limited: most HERVs were inserted into the genomes of our ancestors earlier that 25 mya [ 11].
However, despite the fact that the last common ancestor of all deuterostomes was inferred to be able to digest, or even synthesize, cellulose using endogenous genes, all model insects whose complete genomes have been sequenced lack genes encoding such enzymes.
"Endorphin," the word, comes from "endogenous morphine".
Like endogenous retroviruses, H.I.V. would become extinct.
Offspring resemble their ancestors.
