Sentence examples for functional incompatibility from inspiring English sources
The conclusions about the causes of functional incompatibility are mostly based on observations of clashes observed in models between proteins and their non-preferred substrates.
It has been suggested that hares with an alien mtDNA have a lowered fitness as a result of a functional incompatibility between the cytoplasmatic mitochondrial genes and the cell nucleus [ 10].
When genetically isolated populations have accumulated enough divergence, the hybrid progeny may be sterile due to the disruption of gametogenesis caused by functional incompatibility between factors evolved independently within each population.
Close coevolution contributes toward exacerbating functional incompatibilities between diverging backgrounds.
Furthermore, the functional incompatibilities of the historically chimaeric network may be compensated by the emergence of a different network (itself either new or currently present in nature, or possibly even ancient).
We assume the absence of functional epistasis among incompatibility loci in expression of the deleterious effects of incompatibility: the fitness of individuals bearing multiple foreign incompatibility alleles is equal to the product of the fitnesses induced by the alleles separately.
We confirm that in the absence of sex specificity and functional epistasis among incompatibility factors, the barrier to introgression induced by multiple incompatibility factors corresponds to the product of the barriers induced by the factors individually.
Reproductive barriers generally show epistasis, even in the absence of functional interactions among incompatibility factors.
To understand the reproductive system of each species, a study should include not only its floral traits, but also its functional breeding system, incompatibility, open fruit set, plant pollinator interactions and pollen flow.
It was most severe for LG6, in which A. molle carries a functional gametophytic self-incompatibility (S) locus.
Peach is the only species of cultivated Prunus (which also includes cherry, almond, plum, and apricot) that does not have a functional gametophytic self-incompatibility system and behaves as self-pollinating.
