Sentence examples for gene heritage from inspiring English sources

The remaining (PurH1-like) protein encoded by Mthe_1511, however, is not particularly similar to the PurH1 domain from other Methanosarcinales, being more similar to several bacterial species, which may indicate a more complex gene heritage than a simple domain loss.

Torsten Müller-Öströs Müller-Öströs, points to a desiRolls share in the British "genes and heritage" that the opulent wood and leather interiors epitomise—even if the engines, other parts and much of the technology come from Germany.Where Rolls-Royce is leading, other British luxury carmakers seem to be following.

We share names, genes, culture, a heritage – scars, beauty marks and all.

One hypothesis would posit that the hallmark genes comprise the heritage of a "last universal common ancestor of viruses" (LUCAV).

Free your child from expectations about what they ought to be, based on what heritage, class or gene pool they come from.

That said, not all genes are equal, and the archaeal heritage of eukaryotes includes most of the genes that are universal to the eukaryotic organisms or to all cellular life forms and are highly conserved in sequence [ 51, 52].

To paint a chromosomal portrait of Americans, he teams with a genealogical society and finds additional subjects eager to trace their heritage through their genes.

Should not everyone have a right to the best versions of the genes in our collective genetic heritage, or at least to be born free of the worse ones?

Thus this character provides further support for the single heritage of cluster genes.

Since the Vtg genes have the same longevity and metazoan heritage as the Hox clusters, there should be four Vtg genes in tetrapods, and eight Vtg genes present in teleosts.

Therefore I warm to Koonin's last section, "Self-splicing introns as heritage of the primordial gene pool".