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The genetic mechanism and evolutionary model of the secondary pore development zones, the evolution of the diagenetic environment, and the reservoir reconstruction process were discussed.
The genetic mechanism and evolutionary model of the SPDZs in Es 4 x are discussed from the perspective of the SPDZ at depths from 4200 m to 4500 m (Fig. 5, Fig. 6).
Similar interactions between modern-day RISC, RAG and modern-day herpes recombinases, and substrates such as nucleic acids may result as a vestige of a shared recombination mechanism and evolutionary history, a form of molecular "arms race" between recombinases shared between both infectious agents and the acquired immune system.
Next, the expansion mechanism and evolutionary forces associated with the GAox genes were investigated by analyzing the evolutionary history, structure and functional divergence of these genes.
Second, results presented here from Heliconius suggest there is a need to separately consider observed patterns, proximate mechanism, and evolutionary process.
Researchers have also been trying to pin down details about the mechanisms and evolutionary value of disgust.
This is of interest for the pursuit of folding mechanisms and evolutionary processes of proteins.
Taken together, harnessing evolutionary mechanisms and evolutionary pathways, leading to ideal adaptations, will eventually provide a new class of Darwinian and evolutionary biomaterials.
Codon usage bias (CUB) identifies differences among species, meanwhile dynamic analysis of base composition can identify the molecular mechanisms and evolutionary relationships of a specific gene.
Conservation and management protocols must be designed in light of, rather than in spite of, the behavioral mechanisms and evolutionary history of populations and species to avoid 'trapping' them.
There has been a major expansion in the knowledge of the structures, mechanisms, and evolutionary relatedness of ribonucleases, as well as an understanding of ribonuclease function in RNA maturation, RNA degradation, gene regulation, and cellular physiology.
