Sentence examples for low duplication from inspiring English sources

Few of these genes, however, were duplicated specifically in K. capsulata as evidenced by the low duplication rate found in this genome (0.15 duplication per gene, fig. 4).

That is, these forces bring back to steady state any high or low duplication frequency caused by early or late duplication events.

These astrocytes divide asymmetrically at a low duplication rate, producing a cell resembling itself and another small rounded cell (i.e., type C cells).

Reduced evolvability caused by functional stoichiometric constraints has been suggested to explain the low duplication rate of a set of Drosophila OXPHOS genes (Tripoli et al. 2005).

In contrast, the SOS1 genes are found only as single- or low-copy genes in most plant species, suggesting either low duplication rates or a higher rate of gene deletion after gene duplication events for these loci.

Thus, we conclude that both MDA and MALBAC can be used for research that require low duplication ratio and high genome coverage, for example, the detection of SNVs in disease research.

A few families demonstrating low tandem duplication levels also demonstrate relatively low segmental duplication levels compared to a genome-wide average.

This could be due to either low gene duplication rate compared to divergence time, or negative selection that prevents certain gene families from changing their copy numbers.

PoptrIAA and PoptrARF gene families appear to have expanded due to high segmental and low tandem duplication events.

Our results for the fruit fly D. melanogaster are consistent with an earlier observation [ 15] of an abnormally low average duplication rate in this organism.

The low gene duplication rate in this lineage, however, indicates that most of the redundancy observed in the K. capsulata genome is inherited from ancient duplications rather than from species-specific gene family expansions.