Sentence examples for has coevolved to function from inspiring English sources

This may suggest that this particular combination of substrate peptide and protease variant has coevolved to function optimally together.

If mitochondrial and nuclear genomes have coevolved to function efficiently together, then mitochondrial function could be reduced in hybrids when hybridization disrupts those coevolved gene complexes (Johnson 2010).

A third line of evidence suggesting that OXPHOS proteins have coevolved to function optimally comes from epistatic studies where mutations in mtDNA genes that are pathogenic in humans have been observed in naturally occurring genomes from nonhuman mammals (de Magalhaes 2005; Azevedo et al. 2009).

Our findings of losses of tRNA-rRNA contact sites in both the tRNAs and the LSU rRNA suggest that natural selection has acted such that these structures have coevolved to maintain function during protein synthesis.

These findings shed new light on how plant architecture and stomatal physiology have coevolved to optimize carbon gain against water loss in stressing environments.

Overall, observations suggest that the corresponding domains of ERCC1 and XPA may have coevolved to generate binding regions [ 15].

Codon usage and tRNA abundances are thought to have coevolved to maximize the speed (Bulmer 1987) or the accuracy of protein translation (Akashi 1994).

8 Similarly, warning coloration of venomous snakes or toxic butterflies have coevolved to mean that they are noxious and to be avoided.

H. pylori has coevolved alongside humans to promote persistent colonization of gastric mucosae.

The YRD is an ancient domain that has coevolved with the NK2-class HD and is essential for NKX2-5 functinn in early mouse embryogenesis (Elliott et al., 2006).

Over the past two decades, it has coevolved with the facility at 6100 South Blackstone now known as the Experimental Station.