The most evident sequence divergence is located at the N-terminus of ERK1 where a sequence of about 39 residues has not been associated previously to any specific function.
The enzymatic activity of the other four domains is questionable, due to their evident sequence divergence.
Repeated adaptive radiations are evident when phenotypic divergence occurs within lineages, but this divergence into different forms is convergent when compared across lineages.
Thus, the predictions suggest that duplicates from large segmental duplications diverge more slowly in function, as is evident in low divergence in expression and protein-level properties.
c Second, it is evident that the divergence in the aryl-group binding site is the basis for the divergence in substrate specificity that supports the diverse set of biological functions acquired by these three homologs.
An evident point of divergence in feminism in Brazil is women's autonomy over their bodies.
Therefore, although the small RNAs were well conserved across the animal kingdom, it was evident that the divergence of evolutionary process in different miRNAs and animal species (Table 1, Figure 5).
Expansion of the ferlin gene family is evident between the divergence of lamprey (jawless vertebrates) and shark (cartilaginous fish).
It is evident that numerous divergence peaks overlap with peaks of the density of recombination events, implying a correlation between homologous recombination and genetic divergence.
A delay in the higher- Tm transition observed for the L55P TTR/CLU mixture was evident in the divergence from the summed protein melting curve.
A comparison of the human and worm predicted proteins reveals extensive sequence similarity in the J domain and central cysteine string region, with more divergence evident in the C-termini (Supplementary Material, Fig. S1A).
