Sentence examples for markers for evolution from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, the specialisation of critical metabolic enzymes may have implications for the use of such enzymes as molecular markers for evolution.

We also noticed that miRNAs are conserved, and are promising phylogenetic markers for interpreting evolution of organisms (Qingqing Cai, 2010).

NIPs were primarily introduced as reliable phylogenetic markers for insect evolution [ 15].

Genes that are highly conserved and are present as low or single copy in genomes are particularly useful as markers for genome evolution studies as well as whole genome comparative analyses [ 20, 17].

These inversion polymorphisms can be identified by examining the banding patterns of chromosomes in the larval salivary gland cells, and by the formation of loops during chromosomal pairing between inverted and standard arrangements, making them convenient genetic markers for studying evolution [ 1, 2].

An interesting example of such a phylogeny reconstruction can be found in [ 28], which discusses the significance of STRs data as markers for human evolution, but also highlights the difficulties that the analysis of this data derives from the lack of an appropriate methodology.

These mutations can serve as stable markers of evolution for reconstructing the natural history of the tumor.

These variants are interesting as both markers of evolution and for their phenotypic effects (e.g. characteristic traits and diseases).

As a senescence-related marker for the evolution of specific tonoplast membrane functions we also selected MRP2, a chlorophyll catabolite transporter [ 63].

Nevertheless, we expect that FGB-int7 will be an excellent marker for studying evolution within genera and families where there should be no problems of alignment.

To confirm our analysis, we found similar conclusion from the study of Rettori et al. They showed that CCNA1 was frequently hypermethylated in HNSCC patients with second primary tumors and thus could be used as a potent marker for neoplastic evolution [ 36].