Sentence examples for genome shaping from inspiring English sources
By providing the machinery necessary for the retrotransposition of Alu elements and processed pseudogenes [3], L1 acts as a major contributor to genome shaping.
Cumulatively, these findings suggest that in addition to contributing in genome shaping, SSRs could play active role during adaptive evolutionary processes [ 11, 12].
Our results deepen the knowledge on apricot crop history and highlight the genome shaping force of the sexual reproduction strategy in Prunus.
The genome shaping events and processes occurring at dimeric α-amylase inhibitor gene loci from the B and S genomes of wheat and Aegilops section sitopsis, respectively, have been characterized.
Even though SSR loci have been extensively described as part of the annotation effort of several fungal genomes, their roles in genome shaping, and their contribution to genome evolution, are still unclear.
For crops such as fruit trees, the availability of old cultivars, breeding selections and their pedigrees, make them suitable models for the study of genome shaping by artificial selection.
Here I survey next-generation sequencing technologies and consider how they can provide a more complete picture of how the genome shapes the organism.
The presence of at least 57 IS elements and 19 transposons and the ability to take in and express foreign genes indicates a very dynamic and complex genome shaped by evolutionary forces.
Larger variation exists in epigenomes than in genomes, as a single genome shapes the identity of multiple cell types.
Furthermore, although it has been established that the host genome shapes the composition of the microbial metagenome, our knowledge of the evolutionary benefits of the microbial-driven regulation of host gene expression remains sparse.
While these observations were made on free-living bacteria, very few data exist on symbiotic bacteria characterized by reduced genomes, shaped by their adaptation to the host metabolic requirements and by their high evolution rate.
