Sentence examples for fusion characters from inspiring English sources

We conducted a series of phylogenetic analyses to investigate if the gene fusion characters were monophyletic and identify any cases of gene fissions.

For the carpel fusion character this rate value was around 1 (Fig. 4 d).

Inversely, for the carpel fusion character, the lower categories were always the most sampled under fast and medium mean rates (Fig. 4 c).

In the latter case, the prior had a stronger impact on the pollen character than on the carpel fusion character (Tables 2 and 3) and will be discussed later.

For the pollen character the red squares (indicating a high PPc) cover a much wider space (Fig. 5 c and f) than for the carpel fusion character which is concentrated around one gain - zero losses (Fig. 6 c and f).

The posterior density distributions of the transformation rate θ are presented in Figures 2 (pollen unit character) and 3 (carpel fusion character), while the posterior probabilities of the different rate categories are illustrated in Figure 4.

Using these results, we evaluate this three gene fusion character as synapomorphy for the monophyletic grouping of the Opisthokonta and Amoebozoa finding a high incidence of homoplasy.

Our gene fusion character distribution analysis identifies nine fission events either by loss of one or two domains or by separation of the folB-folB-folK-folP fusion in the opisthokonts (fig. 3).

To further investigate the evolutionary ancestry of the gene fusion character, we calculated individual phylogenies for the three pterin biosynthesis domains with both comprehensive and reduced taxa alignment sampling.

There was, however, some variability in observation frequency due to the fission-fusion character of chimpanzee communities, death and habituation level.

Thus, consider a case of a fusion of characters, in which an author intends to import into W′ two characters x and y from a previous work W as a single character z.