Sentence examples for marker of evolutionary from inspiring English sources
Ribosomal DNA is highly conserved and has been heavily studied as a tree of life phylogenetic marker of evolutionary inheritance, which makes it one of the more frequent genes in today's DNA sequence databanks.
For this we grouped protein coding genes of the complexes of the oxidative phosphorylation (OXPHOS), and analyzed them for the ratio of within-species non-synonymous and synonymous nucleotide polymorphisms, a well established marker of evolutionary constraints.
The scleritic extension to the sternite (Table 2) could represent a specific marker of evolutionary changes within the Peracarida, but this has to be investigated further in the remaining mancoidan in-group taxa as much as the low number of sclerites, which might rather be taxon-specific due to the high reduction of the pleopods in Mysida.
Large or complex changes in the extent of the IR should make distinctive markers of evolutionary lineages [ 25, 26].
SNPs are interesting as both markers of evolutionary history and in the context of their phenotypic manifestations (e.g. characteristic traits and diseases).
These results thus indicate that digit ratios are not reliable markers of maternally derived early androgen exposure and that they should be used with caution as phenotypic markers of evolutionary importance.
Again, expression of a gene has been considered as a crucial marker of the evolutionary perseverance of the same till date [ 13].
This is the very goal of this study, in which we focus on GC3 as a marker of the evolutionary dynamic of base composition.
The detection of the atp6 intron and the region containing ORF 1 and 2 provides a polar and datable marker for evolutionary studies of the fungus.
Insect mitochondrial genomes (mitogenomes) are the most extensively used genetic marker for evolutionary and population genetics studies of insects.
To further explore the utility of AHE markers for evolutionary inference, we inferred divergence history parameters for the five lineage-pairs for which we had prior estimates of divergence history from population samples of transcriptomes [ 28].
