Sentence examples for genomic rate from inspiring English sources

Comparing genome size estimates between three species, Pinus pinaster, Pinus strobus and Pinus palustris, Echt and Nelson [ 50] showed that pines have similar genome lengths, suggesting a highly conserved genomic rate of recombination across species.

This estimate corresponds to a total genomic rate of 0.00041 per generation given the ancestral genome size of 4.6 × 10 bp.

a Constant = constant population size, Expo = exponential growth, BSP = Bayesian skyline plot b A single average rate of evolution estimated across the whole genome (no partitions) For all three data sets, the estimated genomic rate of evolution was consistent among all of the coalescent models investigated under the relaxed clock assumption (Table 1).

"The genomic rate of adaptive evolution".

One of the most fundamental aspects of HCV evolution is its genomic rate of molecular evolution.

Last but not least, it has been shown that transcription enhances the genomic rate of insertion and deletion in SSRs (Lin et al. 2006).

With a pedigree-based inbreeding constraint and genome-based estimated breeding values, genomic rates of inbreeding substantially exceeded the value of its constraint.

However, with a pedigree-based inbreeding constraint and genome-based estimated breeding values, genomic rates of inbreeding were much higher than expected.

With pedigree-instead of genome-based estimated breeding values, the impact of the largest QTL on the breeding values was much smaller, resulting in a more uniform genome-wide identical-by-descent profile but genomic rates of inbreeding were still higher than expected based on pedigree relationships, because they measure the inbreeding at a neutral locus not linked to any QTL.

Altogether, our results illustrate how both common ancestry and life-history traits have to be taken into account for understanding the evolution of genetic diversity and genomic rates of recombination across plant species, and highlight the relevance of species life forms to explain general levels of diversity and recombination.

In this comparison, both model populations had the same genome size and genomic mutation rate.