Sentence examples for markers for resolving from inspiring English sources
However, mitochondrial genomic sequences have been valuable markers for resolving phylogenetic issues concerning copepods.
The complete mitochondrial genomes may be the promising markers for resolving ardeid phylogenetic relationships at low taxonomic levels.
Nuclear-encoded mitochondrial proteins along with MitoCOGs have been proposed as alternative phylogenetic markers for resolving the tree of eukaryotes [ 91].
Knowing that the two developing babies were males, we used the Y STR markers for resolving the DNA mixture (data not shown).
Uncertainty in species-level relationships does, however, remain, due to incomplete taxon sampling, differences in character sampling among congeneric individuals, and potentially insufficient phylogenetic signal of chosen markers for resolving recent divergences.
Microsatellites, due to their high variability, are useful markers for resolving phylogenetic relationships among closely related species as well as for population genetic analyses within species (Selkoe and Toonen, 2006).
The mt-genome is a powerful molecular marker for resolving phylogeny at the level of the superfamily and family.
This property associated with a relatively slow overall substitution rate made BRCA1 a particularly informative marker for resolving placental mammal earliest divergences [ 44, 45].
Comparative phylogenies between biparental (nuclear) and uniparental (chloroplast and mitochondrial) markers are useful for resolving phylogeographic patterns, origin of hybridization, and assessing the migratory routes of species [ 40- 42].
The final word on the taxonomic status of these taxa will depend on the future population-level analysis with dense sampling throughout the entire distribution range and using genetic markers more sensitive for resolving recent divergencies.
Sequence variation from these novel markers was compared to existing nuclear markers and shows promise for resolving relationships at both shallow and deeper phylogenetic scales.
