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We collected 482 human protein kinase sequences from the kinome database and globally mapped the evolutionary interactions of the residues in the catalytic domain with Thr402 by sequence-based statistical coupling analysis (SCA).
We developed an eco-genetic individual-based model to explore ecological and evolutionary interactions of fish growth and maturation schedules.
Evolutionary interactions of social parasites are also known to be influenced by rates of migration for a parasite and its host [ 7].
The evolutionary interaction of information space and fitness space produces prodigious amounts of evolutionary potential as both "spaces" expand over time.
The study of the evolutionary interactions between humans and parasites is a burgeoning and most promising field, as demonstrated by the recent increasing popularity of Darwinian medicine.
Furthermore, understanding of the evolutionary interactions between thermotolerance, energetic catabolism and drug resistance can give useful insights into the relationships between these mechanisms required for the successful growth of these organisms in the challenging environment defined by animal bodies reacting to infections.
Such studies suggest the value of SRAP applications in broader, ecological contexts, including description of the evolutionary interactions between microbes and their hosts.
These results strongly suggest that host plant microbial communities may represent a dynamic and unstudied part of the evolutionary interactions between plants and their insect herbivores.
One important pathway for such eco-evolutionary interactions is the density-dependent regulation of population dynamics.
We reasoned that in orchids, and to a lesser extent in GLO-like sequences from Liliales, the lower rate of substitution reflects the stable co-evolutionary interaction between the product of a single GLO-like gene with several DEF-like interaction partners.
Results: We developed a novel probabilistic methodology for the detection of co-evolutionary interactions between pairs of genes.
