S. ciliatum scl-CA2 (SciCand and SciCA3 are in-paralogs, diverging from a lineage-specific duplication of an ancestral gene, and both are co-orthologs to LcoCA2.
If he were a pop act, he'd have several acclaimed albums, a few unnoticed ones, in styles diverging from the earlier ones, and, weirdly, no recording contract.
In 2007, diverging from an important Rehnquist court decision that allowed public universities to consider race in admissions decisions, the Roberts court forbade public school systems to take race explicitly into account to achieve or maintain integration.
Lip triangular-cordate in outline, diverging from the gynostemium at 70° 90° with a simple, torous, sometimes verrucose or gibbous callus.
C. intestinalis has been shown to comprise single copies of many vertebrate gene families [20], [23] likely arising from hypothesized large-scale genome duplications in vertebrates diverging from Urochordata and Cephalochordata [24].
Pope Francis made headlines in July in diverging sharply from past Vatican messages, which had included equating homosexuality with evil.
PAGE A14 A RACE WITH FAMILIAR THEMES Both Senators Barack Obama and John McCain arrived as the nominees of their respective parties in part by diverging from the traditional partisan mold.
The fossil supports the hypothesis that members of the pantherineae subfamily -- including tigers, lions, jaguars, and leopards -- originated in Asia before diverging from their smaller cousins -- like cougars, lynxes, and domestic cats, the BBC reported.
Teratomas originate from multipotent primitive germ cells and result in different tissues, diverging from the anatomical site of origin.
Therefore, the P450 activities are still in the process of diverging from the parental values by neutral genetic drift.
