Sentence examples for evolution and amplification from inspiring English sources

In homoploid plants (i.e. species with the same number of chromosomes), genome expansion is due to amplification and insertion of transposable genetic elements (different amounts of non-coding, repetitive DNA sequences; Vitte and Bennetzen 2006) and evolution and amplification of satellite repeats (variation in the number and proportion of minisatellites and microsatellites; Lim et al. 2006).

This prompted us to investigate the evolution and dynamic amplification of miR169 gene copies in grass genomes.

Other candidates include nuclear ribosomal genes [ 7]; however, their utility as DNA barcodes may be limited by incomplete concerted evolution, fungal contamination, and amplification failure [ 3].

We call this approach de novo protein evolution since the in vitro process of selection and amplification closely mimics the natural process of Darwinian evolution.

Transposable elements (TEs) influence the evolution, structure, amplification, gene creation, mutation and transcriptional regulation of genes and genomes [ 1- 6].

This type of genome instability greatly facilitates deletion and amplification of genes and, as a result, the malignant evolution of (pre-) malignant cells.

We conclude that the HT, colonization, and amplification of Helitrons are rampant and widespread across animals and can play a major role in genome evolution.

The majority of Alu amplification occurred early in primate evolution, and the current rate of Alu retroposition is at least 100 fold slower than the peak of amplification that occurred 30 50 million years ago.

The majority of Alu amplification occurred early in primate evolution, and the current rate of Alu retroposition is at least 100 fold slower than the peak of amplification that appears to have occurred 30 50 million years ago [ 2, 14- 16].

The resulting knowledge not only provides us with an understanding of the evolution of gene amplification and expression but also will be useful for translational genetics/breeding of agronomic traits.

Intensely autobiographical, it seems a continuation and amplification of "Extravagaria".