MTs are stabilized by a detyrosinylation step which exposes Glu-residues in the C-terminus of tubulin such that Glu-tubulin is a marker for MT stability.
A critical recombination event in line 76-02-86, as seen in lines 76-02-86-07 and 76-02-86-12, suggested MTIC153 as the left marker for Mt-FTQTL6 confidence interval.
Mitochondrial (mt) genes are known to provide useful population markers for hookworms, but mt genome sequence data are scant.
Also, because the mt genome is relatively large, the genome structure is highly conserved, and many of the mt genes are highly variable, genetic markers in mt genomes are useful for taxonomic, ecological, population genetic and evolutionary studies (reviewed by [ 3, 4, 9]).
In Iceland, these were from four archaeological sites in the north of Iceland, three of which date to the 10th C (1 individual per site) [ 15- 17] and one of which dates to the Medieval period or later (1477-1717 AD; 2 individuals; Table 1) [ 18]. 'N (subsp)' is the number of samples tested for the subspecies specific markers, 'N (mt)' is the number of mtDNA sequences obtained.
We took advantage of the availability of the M. truncatula genome sequence [ 46] to develop high-density SNP (single nucleotide polymorphism) markers for fine mapping of the Mt-NS1 locus.
However, the growing number of published genomes and the better understanding of rearranging mechanisms make mt genomes promising markers for resolving phylogenetic relationships of acarine lineages and Chelicerata in general.
Rearrangements of genes in mt genomes are useful markers for deep splits within phylogenies [ 2] although the relative frequency of rearrangements varies among lineages [ 30].
mt-DNA and H-FBAP might be promising markers for predicting 15-day mortality in massive PE, with mt-DNA having better prognostic accuracy.
It's a good experiment for Mt. SAC". Mt.
