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Dazhuan, ( Chinese: "large seal") Wade-Giles romanization ta-chuan, in Chinese calligraphy, script evolved from the ancient scripts jiaguwen and guwen by the 12th century bc and developed during the Zhou dynasty (12th century 256/255 bc).
The compositions of the granitoids vary considerably across W-SQT, becoming more reduced and evolved from the ancient coastal area (i.e., the area close to the Bangong Nujiang Suture Zone) to the continental interior area.
Our understanding of the relationship between vascular risk factors and dementia evolved from the ancient view that Alzheimer's disease arose from 'hardening of the arteries.' That idea gave way in the 1970s to a hard-won conceptual distinction between neurodegenerative dementias on the one hand and dementias from vascular causes on the other.
The game of chess, generally considered to have evolved from the the ancient Indian game Chaturanga, is hundreds of years old and has many variants and derivatives across the globe each variation comes with its own cultural lexicon and a big part of that is the specific designs of the decorative pieces.
Sequence similarity indicated that the CYP93 family could have evolved from the more ancient CYP75 by duplication and divergence.
Despite the possibility that these miRNAs have evolved from the common ancient miRNA gene, varied nucleotides in miRNAs, especially in the "seed sequences," will generate novel miRNAs with novel candidate target mRNAs.
It evolved from the natural history of the ancient Greeks, particularly Theophrastus, a friend and associate of Aristotle.
The front pair of limbs (the 'arms') evolved from the 'pectoral' fins of the ancient fish.
And then there's tai chi, the ancient Chinese exercise that evolved from the martial arts centuries ago, practiced here from 7 to 9 every morning, 365 days a year.
The CYP4 family is considered one of the most ancient CYP families, having evolved from the steroid-synthesizing CYPs and since diverged into an array of subfamilies and genes encoding enzymes acting on diverse substrates [ 23].
It is possible that CYP93C might have evolved from the CYP93B subfamily which appears to be a more ancient subfamily [ 9].
