Sentence examples for genome differentiation from inspiring English sources

In rice, preferential amplification of specific repetitive sequences has been shown to have an influence on genome differentiation, irrespective of the genome size (Uozu et al. 1997), and may be involved in domestication and/or speciation events.

Adaptive genome differentiation between and within B. burgdorferi s.l.l

As a further test for nuclear genome differentiation, we used a Bayesian assignment approach.

Phylogenetic trees lead to genome differentiation and allow the inference of phylogenetic relations.

Hubner et al. [ 36] described whole genome differentiation of Drosophila melanogaster from EC I.

In addition, we looked for genome differentiation between the two common ecotypes of L. saxatilis.

Thus, whole-genome differentiation distinguished M from S across their range of overlap in West and Central Africa, implying that they are evolving collectively across the study area (Rieseberg and Burke 2001).

Based on a universal criterion of C-genome differentiation, our study in phylogeny and molecular dating showed that D- and E-genome were tied together as sister group, but they diverged much earlier than CCDD tetraploid formation.

While much of H3K4me3 enrichment is stable across cell types, H3K27me3 varies more frequently and grows to cover more of the genome during differentiation.

Considering the low linkage disequilibrium between marker pairs and their wide genomic distribution [ 37, 40] even the limited number of nuclear markers (seven isozymes and six microsatellites) is expected to reflect genome wide differentiation patterns among the four investigated species.

The observed relationship hinges on how genome-wide differentiation occurs during the earliest stages of speciation when phenotypic and behavioral differences are apparent but most of the genome has not yet diverged.