An evolutionary implication of this, taking the fact that RecBCDPs is also functional at 37°C in E. coli, would be that the ancestors of the two bacterial species belonging to Pseudomonadaceae and Enterobacteriaceae family of γ-Proteobacteria might have had a wider range of growth temperatures.
Although we do not know the evolutionary implication of this example, it serves to highlight the exceptional ability of Helitrons to create novel protogene chimeras that may be capable of immediate transcription.
It would be interesting to investigate the functional and evolutionary implication of this observation.
The evolutionary implications of the subsequent gene flow between these two groups were noteworthy.
The evolutionary implications of the data are discussed.
The evolutionary implications of the basal position of gardineriids and micrabaciids are more fully explored elsewhere (Stolarski et al., in preparation), however, the basal position of these families suggests that the ancestral scleractinian may also have been solitary and azooxanthellate.
Here, we attempt a prospective molecular study to identify plant-pathogen interaction loci in the forest tree loblolly pine, by exploiting the evolutionary implications of the arms-race and trench-warfare hypotheses.
The origins and evolutionary implications of the three nonhomologous trnL genes are also curious.
It is also important to consider the quantitative genetic and evolutionary implications of the 'overcompensation' of gene expression in males.
