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Additionally, a comparative study on the transcriptomics of the lignin biosynthesis and deposition pathways could provide further insight on the evolution of the woody character.

By comparing the recombination patterns of inverted and noninverted chromosomes, we thus expect to gain insight on the evolution of recombination following a drastic chromosome rearrangement.

Recent work provides a dynamic view of post-translational histone modifications during differentiation; however there is little insight on the evolution of combinatorial genome-wide patterns of chromatin marks, excluding an essential aspect of developmental gene regulation.

The genome organization and gene content of E. cuniculi represents the first evidence of microsporidia genomic reduction (2.9 Mb) and has provided considerable functional insight on the evolution of microsporidia-host relationships at the biochemical and molecular levels.

Regulation of the paralogous S4 genes seems to differ from the zinc-binding r-proteins previously identified, and the expanded distribution of the C+/C- variants in all the zinc-binding r-proteins we present may provide insight on the evolution of zinc usage in bacterial lineages.

The three capital cities were originally selected for their common history and similarities in their legal systems and organization of public sector and national healthcare system, as well as for being at different stages of development, which is believed to offer an insight on the evolution of feminization of the workforce [ 20].

A range of experimental techniques (Quartz Crystal Microbalance, Dynamic Light Scattering, optical microscopy, TEM and SEM) was employed to gain insights on the evolution of ionomer copolymer supramolecular assemblies.

In this paper we extend the Monte Carlo simulations to also sample the size of the gross errors and we provide new insights on the evolution of biases through time.

Discovery of snake cathelicidin with atypical structural and functional characterization offers new insights on the evolution of cathelicidins.

The dental phenotypes of genetically engineered mouse models expressing chimeric AMEL proteins could provide novel insights on the evolution of dentition in human and non-human primates.

Secondly, since ATN-resistant parasites have recently been reported from South-East Asia [7] [9], where the ATN + MF combination is widely deployed, the present results may provide important early insights on the evolution of ATN + MF resistance on an ATN-resistant background.