Sentence examples for kingdom distribution from inspiring English sources
For that, their kingdom distribution was analyzed in MEROPS database.
It seems that Tcn1 is a unique clade of chromoviruses which has a wide inter-kingdom distribution.
The kingdoms are not sharply delineated, and the families of higher plants vary in the degree to which they are found across the phytogeographic kingdoms, with their distribution being only partly dependent on their age.
Hence, it is a powerful strategy to analyze miRNAs as a special population across the animal kingdom to study haplotype distribution and evolutionary network to infer potential evolutionary history, pattern and trend in the miRNA world.
The protein phylogeny of the evolutionary relationships among NP-like proteins across the plant kingdom and the chromosomal distribution indicates that the NP-like gene family in Populus expanded through WGD and TD events.
In order to elucidate how the Kdo2-lipid A biosynthetic pathway has evolved in the bacterial kingdom, we examined the distribution of the nine enzymes involved in this pathway across 61 bacterial genomes.
In fact, only a small set of genes seems to be universal across kingdoms, whereas the phylogenetic distribution of all other genes is restricted at different levels (Harris et al. 2003).
This study has helped to clarify the available information on sterol distribution in the kingdom Fungi by placing it in a modern phylogenetic context and has identified areas for additional sampling (both for sterols and genes), especially of certain fungal clades in the early diverging lineages and core polypore taxa.
This is compatible with their molecular architectures, present multiplicity, and overall distribution in the kingdoms of life, with SDR also of viral occurrence.
The omnipresence of DNA methylation in almost all kingdoms of life and the distribution and diversity of DNA MTases in different species reflects their importance and vital cellular functions.
The taxonomic summary tables provide kingdom- and subphylum-wide distributions of the putative genes of the photolyase/cryptochrome family to offer a glimpse of the geographical landscape of those genes.
