Sentence examples for evolving sequences from inspiring English sources

In these two lineages, PSME3 orthologs appear as slow-evolving sequences (densely packed clusters, in red), from which much faster evolving sequences stemmed out, leading to PSME1/2 (in vertebrates) and PSMEb/c/d (in tunicates).

Secondly the position of cnidarian sequences related to bilaterian HOX9-14 may result from long branch attraction artefact between rapidly evolving sequences.

ScaFos allows the selection of slowly evolving sequences according to their degree of divergence using ML distances computed under a WAG+F model by Tree-Puzzle [33].

However, rapidly evolving sequences such as the human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) require multiple targeting approaches to prevent the emergence of escape variants.

Nevertheless, lhRNAs in combination with other multiple RNAi effector sequences, such as Pol II-expressed multiple miRNA precursors [14], [18], [19], are likely to provide an effective means of targeting rapidly evolving sequences such as HIV-1.

Instead the cyanobacterial tree contained a number of rapidly evolving sequences represented by long external branches.

This suggests that Tajima's relative rate test may not be suited for distinguishing different rates of evolution in fast-evolving sequences like SGTP3/SGTP2 or simply that after divergence SGTP3 and SGTP2 evolved at the same rates.

Correcting for these losses or for fast-evolving sequences in C. elegans overturns Coelomata in favor of Ecdysozoa (Copley et al. 2004; Dopazo and Dopazo 2005; Irimia et al. 2007).

Because genes evolve fast in viruses, it is essential to use appropriate models of sequence evolution to avoid long-branch attraction artifacts that place artificially fast-evolving sequences at the base of the tree (Philippe et al. 2000).

AARs are highly polymorphic and fast-evolving sequences [ 9, 16].

They are fast-evolving sequences that may present a divergence degree reflecting the phylogenetic divergence between species [ 63].