Sentence examples for greatest sequence divergence from inspiring English sources

Outside the DNA binding domain, MYB proteins had the greatest sequence divergence.

The greatest sequence divergence was found among the insect genes obtained from fully sequenced genomes, which averaged 72.3%.

Of particular interest are CaBP7 and CaBP8, abundantly expressed brain proteins that exhibit the greatest sequence divergence from other family members.

The isolates showing greatest sequence divergence from the Georgia 2007/1 isolate are the Kenyan 1950 and Malawi Lil20/1 isolates.

However, these three noncoding loci are lower in sequence divergence than our newly determined locus of psbA-trnK, which has the greatest sequence divergence (supplementary table S3, Supplementary Material online).

In the case of DNA sequence data, due to the limited number of character states, taxa with the greatest sequence divergence are expected to be "attracted" to each other by chance alone if long and short branches are sufficiently different in length.

On the other hand, genes found on chromosome 12 generally show high diversification, as reflected in greater sequence divergence between species, and in an extended set of divergent paralogs.

Multicellular organisms have, in general, maintained the full complement of KAP-β subfamilies, while unicellular organisms are more likely to have undergone loss or great sequence divergence.

Nth and Nfo are highly conserved among B. pumilus, B. subtilis, and B. licheniformis, but AlkA, Ung, and MutM have greater sequence divergence (Table 2).

To be sure, some proteins, such as oxygen-binding globins have the same structure and function, despite great sequence divergence [10].

The dmbrca2 sequence of D. melanogaster also shows a potentially similar pattern (Figure 5), but conclusions are more difficult because of much greater sequence divergence and possible multiple evolutionary changes in sequence per amino acid.