Sentence examples for involves a complex history from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the evolution of DNA replication and repair machinery in organelles involves a complex history of gene transfer, co-option, duplication, retargeting, and replacement (reviewed in Sloan and Taylor 2012).
Rather, it is probable that the associations between sucking lice and their eutherian hosts involves a complex history of multiple colonization events and small bouts of cospeciation, colonization failures, extinction events, and host switches across eutherian lineages [ 6, 22, 25].
But when considering that the origin and evolution of organelle DNA repair and recombination processes involves a complex history of gene transfer, co-option, duplication, and replacement events, it is not surprising that organelle mutation rates can vary both within and between species (Sloan and Taylor 2012; Barnard-Kubow et al. 2014).
"Lip Sync Battle," hosted by LL Cool J on a set that evokes a cross between a late-night show and a night club, involves a complex layering and shuffling of pop-music history.
The distribution pattern of the three soils thus reflects a complex history involving at least three stages of landscape evolution.
The national program, Head Start, has a complex history, involving many policy decisions made for purposes other than to maximize program effectiveness.
In agreement with these findings, recent phylogenetic analysis of cyanobacterial PST genes [30], [37] has indicated that the PST genes are of ancient origin, with a complex history involving horizontal gene transfer from different sources, whereby the ability to produce PST was subsequently lost multiple times in non-PST producing cyanobacteria.
Overall, our results suggest the virus has a complex history involving both wild mink and the domestic mink trade.
Our analyses of the zebra finch MHC suggest a complex history involving chromosomal fission, gene duplication and translocation in the history of the MHC in birds, and highlight striking differences in MHC structure and organization among avian lineages.
The thaumarchaeotal DnaJ-Fer protein resulted from a complex history involving at least two inter-domain HGTs: from Cyanobacteria to Viridiplantae and then from Viridiplantae to Thaumarchaeota, in addition to two independent replacements of the original viridiplantae J domain by J domains of unknown bacterial origin during the diversification of Thaumarchaeota.
