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Directed evolution was further carried out to improve the soluble expression level.
The theoretical groundwork laid by Davis for geomorphic evolution was further developed in a rather special fashion in 1924 by Walther Penck of Germany, and subsequently (1953) championed with variations by Lester C. King of South Africa.
The hypothesis of convergent evolution was further supported when nonsynonymous sites or amino acid sequences were used to construct phylogenies.
Second, adaptive evolution was further supported by evidence that radical changes in amino acids have occurred significantly more often than conservative changes in cetacean osmoregulation-related genes.
Student comprehension of evolution is further confounded by the need to call upon quantitative reasoning to fully grasp the relationship between phenotype and genotype.
The relationship between is improvement in tree thinking and acceptance of evolution is further supported by a significant, positive correlation between c T and cM with ρ = 0.127 (p < 0.05).
When we consider phylogenies of various organisms whose genome data are recently available, the isochore evolution is further enigmatic.
The impact of mobile DNA on pathogen evolution is further illustrated by hypervirulent strains of the Gram-positive anaerobe Clostridium difficile, which are both toxigenic and multidrug resistant (McDonald et al. 2005; Tenover et al. 2012).
The interpretation that gene repertoire polymorphism in the lsr operon is maintained through a process of social evolution is further strengthened by the observation that luxS, the signal synthase, is present in all strains (fig. 2) even though we detect no fitness effect in the single-gene knockout mutant monocultures (fig. 3).
A possible role of selection in mtDNA evolution is further supported by evidence from studies on mitochondrial dysfunction in human pathologies [ 16– 18], with more than 250 pathogenic mtDNA mutations identified [ 19] and by the observed regional distribution of human haplotypes [ 20, 21].
