Sentence examples for genus ideal from inspiring English sources
As the genus includes the geneticists' pet plant A. thaliana L., plenty of molecular tools are available also for its relatives [e.g., the recent release of the A. lyrata genome, [ 42]], making the genus ideal for studying polyploid evolution.
While these polyploid species are currently geographically separated, their monophyletic origin makes this genus an ideal system to study the effects of polyploidization on gene expression.
Because of the diversity of their signal and defense chemistry, Lasius ants are organisms widely used in chemical ecology [ 2- 7] and the wide range of colony organisations makes the genus an ideal system for exploring social evolution [ 8- 12].
The relatively recent evolution of sex chromosomes in S. latifolia and the availability of closely related species without sex chromosomes, make the genus an ideal target for studying the evolution of sex chromosomes.
The social amoebae of the genus Dictyostelium present ideal candidates for studying microbial interactions.
This makes Campylobacter an ideal genus for studying the genetic distribution of CRISPR-Cas within species and genera.
Day-geckos of the genus Phelsuma are ideal in this respect, as its two Seychellois species are widespread across most of the islands, with both sympatric and allopatric populations.
Because the systems of social organisation in the various species of Pemphigus aphids span the continuum from asociality through to advanced sociality (typified by the possession of morphologically specialised soldiers), the genus is an ideal model clade in which to study the influence of ecology on the origins of eusociality.
The genus Astyanax provides an ideal model to investigate the relative importance of vicariance and dispersal on biogeographical patterns.
Thus, the genus Macaca provides an ideal model for the study of inter- and intraspecific variation [ 5, 16].
The genus Oryza is an ideal model system to study the role of TEs on genome size variation.
