Sentence examples for genus expression from inspiring English sources

We then assigned the corresponding genus expression pattern for every original relocation pattern to ascertain whether a correlation between the two patterns exists when the entire Drosophila genus is considered.

We analyzed data from Zhang et al. (2007) to examine whether the D. melanogaster orthologous genes in D. simulans, D. yakuba, D. ananassae, D. pseudoobscura, D. mojavensis, and D. virilis, have sex-biased expression (supplementary table 2, Supplementary Material online) to infer their genus expression pattern (see Materials and Methods).

From the data obtained using these six species, we inferred the genus expression pattern for each gene family (supplementary table 2, Supplementary Material online), which we defined as the pattern observed for the majority of the species that we examined, including at least D. mojavensis or D. virilis for old families.

One pattern, which is followed by subfamily Paramyxovirinae except for genus Rubulavirus, involves expression of the P protein from the unedited mRNA and expression of the V protein from an mRNA that was edited to insert a single non-templated G residue.

For every genus, gene temporal expression was the main factor driving data clustering (fig. 8 table 3), and genes expressed simultaneously during virus life cycle showed similar CUPrefs and clustered together.

For example, it has been demonstrated that species-specific differences in tentacle formation in the cnidarian genus Hydra correlate with expression of a taxonomically restricted gene encoding a small secreted protein of ∼85 105 amino acids [13].

Similar to the thermophilic community, the Bacteroidetes genus Niastella contributed to expression of GH family 16 and 26 hemicellulose-active enzymes in the mesophilic community.

When we construe these notions as properties (rather than as linguistic expressions), a genus is a general property and a species is a more specific subtype of it.

Furthermore, because male pulse rate plays a critical function in reproductive isolation in this genus, identifying the genes whose expression contributes to the construction of this phenotype will provide insight into how the evolution of gene expression contributes to reproductive isolation during the course of speciation [ 92].

We were robbed of the fullest expression of his genus by the three-year ban imposed following his refusal to accept the draft in 1967, inspired by his conversion to Islam.

This latter point has led to the use of SM workhorses, most commonly members of the genus Aspergillus or yeast, for expression of heterologous SM genes [ 8- 12].