Sentence examples for evolutionary counterparts from inspiring English sources

Each COG is a group of three or more proteins that are inferred to be orthologs, i.e., they are direct evolutionary counterparts.

In addition to the potential correlation between c-MYC and the frequent gain of CFA 13 in canine lymphoma, the present report identifies several other possible evolutionary counterparts of aberrations found in human NHL.

Perhaps the blue-bearded females have caught on to their counterparts' evolutionary gambit, balancing sexual disfavor with a better ability to gather food or defend territory conferred by higher testosterone.

Besides, histone chaperones (excluding those belonging to NAP, ASF1, and CAF1C) from the alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii formed a distinct group within their respective families indicating their distant evolutionary relationship with counterparts from other species.

Plant mitochondrial genomes have followed different evolutionary trajectories from their counterparts in animals and fungi.

Human YAE1D1 and the cancer-related ORAOV1 can replace their yeast counterparts demonstrating evolutionary conservation.

Also, a widely used technique has been 'phylogenetic footprinting' [ 67 69], that is, to compare a given sequence with its orthologous counterparts in evolutionary close enough species.

In this study, we identified BdbZIP genes genome-widely in B.distachyon and further investigated their chromosomal localization and evolutionary relationship with their counterparts from monocot O. sativa and dicot A. thalinana.

Cui and colleagues [ 59] suggested stop codon read-through could explain the high number of pseudogenes in T. vaginalis, and which are nearly identical to their evolutionary predecessors and functional counterparts.

The draft plan suggested that hatchery fish that had "diverged substantially from the evolutionary lineage" of their wild counterparts would not be considered part of the population being considered for protection.

Moreover, our phylogenetic analysis revealed that AbAIF3 had a close evolutionary relationship with the molluscan counterparts.