Sentence examples for evolution of the functionally from inspiring English sources
Several factors have potentially driven evolution of the functionally important candidate locus including artificial selection and mating system.
Using our model of the cytochrome c/Apaf-1 complex, we have traced the evolution of acidic residues of Apaf-1 that were involved in formation of the salt bridges in the PatchDoc' structure and checked for correlation with the evolution of the functionally important cytochrome c lysine residues.
Analysis of amino acid sequences and gene structures will help elucidate the molecular evolution of these functionally important toxins.
Those findings shed new light on the evolution of an functionally important structure in nontetrapods, the most basal radiations of vertebrates.
Shifts in function help to explain how such a system could be assembled through less complex intermediate steps, but another process known as "scaffolding" is sometimes involved in the evolution of such functionally indivisible organs.
This is because the evolution of functionally important sequences is constrained by purifying selection (i.e. the removal of deleterious variants).
The degree of structural resemblance between paralogs has implications for the evolution of functionally novel genes following duplication.
Here we characterize insect tubulin evolution, to identify events that release tubulins to evolve, and to more generally serve as a model for the evolution of functionally constrained proteins.
It suggests parallel, autonomous evolution of two functionally interacting loci gone to fixation at a trade-off between early cell senescence or increased apoptosis rates (as in IPF and CeD) and oncogenesis.
Slower evolution of more functionally important nucleotide sites, such as nonsynonymous coding sites, compared to less important sites, such as synonymous sites, is one of the most pervasive patterns in evolution at the sequence level and reflects ubiquity of negative selection and relative rarity of positive selection.
Comparative EST analyses for P. tetraurelia hsp70s unveiled a corresponding expression pattern, which supports a functionally conserved evolution of the Hsp70 gene family in Paramecium.
