Sentence examples for marked sequence divergence from inspiring English sources

However, we detected marked sequence divergence (maximum  =  5.98%) among the 20 specimens, and this variation fell into three groups separated by more than 2.98% versus a maximum within-group divergence of 0.96% (Fig. 3).

Consequently, the junction Alu elements exhibit marked sequence divergence when compared with internal Alus [ 40].

Thus the total size of the cartilaginous and jawless fish S100 repertoires may be rather similar to that of teleost fish, despite marked sequence divergence.

In comparison to protein-coding and ribosomal genes, the evolutionary turnover of non-coding satDNA is usually very high, leading to marked sequence divergence between species.

The findings we report here, showing marked sequence divergence with the ELN gene, are consistent with the elastin protein being a major component of the extracellular matrix in vertebrates.

These observations may be interpreted as follows; it may be difficult for a phylogenetic footprinting approach, including cisRED, to detect conserved motifs in the distal regions, where the marked sequence divergence or the existence of repetitive elements hinders reliable sequence alignment compared with more conserved proximal regions (Suzuki et al., 2004).

These phylogenies clearly demonstrate that KRT42 and KRT75 genes have expanded and their duplication history is marked by non-tandem duplication and subsequent sequence divergence.

Sequencing of these clusters would be necessary to distinguish between expression and sequence divergence.

The bar indicates 1% sequence divergence.

The bar represents 20% sequence divergence.

The scale bar represents 5% estimated sequence divergence.