Sentence examples for identified the evolutionary from inspiring English sources
In this study, we identified the evolutionary expansion of the rice OsOPT family and showed function diversification of the duplicated genes by expression analysis and primary analysis of the mutants.
Recent studies have identified the evolutionary features related to nucleosome organization in yeasts [ 9, 25].
Since we have now changed the article to reflect uncertainty about the origin of putative lignin biosynthesis genes we have identified, the evolutionary events depicted have also been modified, and both LGT and EGT events are now included.
We identified the evolutionary trends associated with each cluster by considering the patterns of constraints on polymorphic base positions from the GERP-DAF distribution as well as the GERP distribution of all coding positions, and information available from the literature, as discussed below.
The fourth step in the phylogenetic method of our " pre-built" pipeline is Speciation/Duplication Event Identifier which can identify the evolutionary events, either speciation or duplication, for every node in phylogenetic trees.
Here, we report the results of experiments designed to identify the evolutionary origin of the RPB2 duplicate copies.
Here, we attempt to better understand this association by identifying the evolutionary pathways by which extant architectures may have evolved.
These insights2 into the mechanism of Rubisco catalysis are timely, because progress is being made in identifying the evolutionary origins of a wider range (forms I to IV) of Rubisco-like proteins5.
Obviously, these various influences were not formally considered during the agelong trial-and-error evolution of a now successful tool, but recognition of them aids in identifying the evolutionary stages of the tool.
Phylogenies developed from molecular genetics have been particularly useful in conservation biology for identifying the evolutionary distinctiveness of endangered species, parentage in captive breeding programs, and levels of hybridization and inbreeding across species.
Because their genomes are relatively small, elucidating the genetic diversity of the phage population, deciphering their origins, and identifying the evolutionary mechanisms that shape the population would seem readily feasible.
