Sentence examples for genetic flux from inspiring English sources

An article about Roger Federer moves from a discussion of his skills as a tennis player to a meditation on sports as "prime venue for the expression of human beauty" to musings about "whatever deity, entity, energy or random genetic flux" that could have produced both sick children and a paragon of grace like this athlete.

This is likely a reflection of the neighboring sub-telomeric region which has a high rate of genetic flux compared to other regions (Chang et al. 2005; Liti and Louis 2005; Maciaszczyk et al. 2004).

These bacilli subsequently augmented their fitness for niche specific adaptations by tuning their genomic repertoires with a constant genetic flux aided by extensive and selective lateral gene acquisitions counter balanced by a directional genome decay concomitant with their wide host range.

Due to its ability to undergo genetic flux from loss of genetic content and acquisition of DNA by horizontal transfer, Y. pestis evolved from a mild gastro-instestinal pathogen to one that rapidly induces high titer sepsis in mammals in order to promote its transmission and environmental survival in fleas [3].

The phylogenetic evidence presented in this work shows that the genetic flux from bacteria to Pezizomycotina have been constant.

Subsequently, these determinants can be transferred by horizontal genetic flux to the normal flora and other pathogenic bacteria.

We had presented the genetic modification flux (GMF) that predicts the flux distribution of a broad range of genetically modified mutants.

Their identity became apparent by combining a genetic screen with flux mode calculations.

Navarro et al. (1997) examined how crossing over and gene conversion influence genetic exchange or flux among inverted chromosomes.

Immunoblot, autophagic flux, genetic, and imaging analyses all showed that autophagy inhibition increased the sensitivity of liver to I/R injury.

All individuals emit odours as the inevitable consequence of metabolic processes combined with genetic individuality, hormonal fluxes, and microbial activity.