Sentence examples for for example transposition from inspiring English sources

TEs can lead to changes in gene structure and regulation through various activities; for example, transposition, insertion, excision, and recombination (Daboussi, 1997, Daboussi and Capy 2003).

As 11 eukaryotic species possess two or more IS-like sequences, we investigated the potential mechanisms underlying their presence in multiple copies, for example, transposition or segmental duplication.

Here, we estimated errors using the same resampling strategy as for phylogeny: confidence intervals of, for example, transposition rates were derived from the distribution of estimated rates obtained by running the model on a large number of bootstrapped trees.

For example, transposition into a genomic location that interferes with reproduction and induces speciation is not only casually distinct from any organism-level adaptive hypotheses for TE carriage, but in most cases is maladaptive at that level.

For example, genomic transposition within the regulatory locus bglR constitutes the major class of activating mutations that enable transcription of the bgl operon, which is silent in wild-type E. coli strains under laboratory conditions [46].

For example, gene transposition may also cause hybrid incompatibility.

For example, mGing transposition plays a role in the sequence coding of a functional alternative-splicing product.

For example, the transposition leading to the gene order of Verticillium dahliae (Rearrangement 3 in Figure 4) was confirmed in seven additional Verticillium species [ 16].

In Arabidopsis for example, increased transposition rates due to Agrobacterium-mediated transformation have been found to persist through at least six generations [ 12].

Interestingly, some MORFs show similarity with DNA replication, recombination, and repair proteins (see for example the transposition regulation and DNA binding-integration hits of Mca-MORF1).

For example, the transposition of an essential fertility gene causes male infertility in some Drosophila hybrids and chromosomal rearrangements contribute to hybrid infertility in some budding yeast hybrids (Masly et al., 2006; Delneri et al., 2003).