Sentence examples for evolutionary dna from inspiring English sources

It is interesting that this predicted ancestor has the same haplotype as the existing O. rufipogon line used in this study, indicating that evolutionary DNA changes in the qSH1 region occurred within a time as short as 10,000 year.

"There is a fundamental point here you can look at the tumor as the complete history of the disease," said Shibata, who likened the evolutionary DNA record to a time machine that will allow experts to retrace the tumor's growth from beginning to end.

This type of local synteny may be partly explained by evolutionary DNA exchange between the two replicons or by parallel insertion of homologous sequences of incoming DNA.

There is now enough sequence data available to analyze the various amplifications, duplications, insertions and other high-level changes within the evolutionary DNA hierarchy to allow us to see when and where they occurred and what role they had (e.g. the Hox gene set whose evolution has been studied by Peter Holland and his colleagues [ 11]).

In addition to possible relevance as evolutionary neutral DNA markers [ 40], microsatellites have some functional significance, including effects on chromatin organization, regulation of gene activity, recombination, DNA replication, cell cycle, and mismatch repair systems [ 41, 42].

From an evolutionary perspective, DNA sliding clamps represent a highly successful molecular machine whose structure and function have been preserved in all branches of life despite profound differences in the amino acid sequence and oligomeric states [2].

EnhancerFinder is trained on experimentally verified human VISTA enhancers and utilizes evolutionary conservation, DNA motifs, and functional genomics data (such as p300 and histone modifications) as classifiers.

We further demonstrate that a HapX homodimer and the CCAAT-binding complex (CBC) cooperatively bind an evolutionary conserved DNA motif in a target promoter.

This method was trained on experimentally verified human VISTA enhancers and utilizes evolutionary conservation, DNA motifs and functional genomics data (such as p300 and histone modifications) as classifiers.

In a pair-wise comparison of a 206kb genomic region encompassing the SNCA gene, we revealed 34 evolutionary conserved DNA sequences between human and mouse.

The five members of the family of NFAT transcription factors are characterized by an evolutionary conserved DNA binding domain of approximately 300 amino acid (aa) residues.