Sentence examples for microorganism evolution and from inspiring English sources

Eventually, HGT in a community will accelerate single microorganism evolution and adaptation to the environment, and the subsequent evolution of social relationships will also be influenced.

In particular the role of microorganisms in soil structural evolution and its consequence for pore morphological development is lacking.

Molecular genetic information is being increasingly used in the epidemiological study of infectious diseases to understand transmission, virulence or resistance patterns of microorganisms [ 2], pathogen evolution and host-pathogen interactions [ 3, 4], pathogen resistance to treatments, susceptibility to disease, etc.

Recently, with the development of sequencing technologies and the progress of bioinformatics, high throughput sequencing has been broadly applied to study the composition, function, evolution and interaction of microorganisms in various environments.

Allelic variation in 3R genes seems to be an important mechanism in evolution and adaptation of microorganisms.

Comparative genomics is a powerful approach for studying variation in physiological traits as well as the evolution and ecology of microorganisms.

The evolution process explains the change from the first step of existence of microorganism to the human being [Macro evolution and progressivism].

Participant [14] declared her/his opinions as follows: The evolution process explains the change from the first step of existence of microorganism to the human being [Macro evolution and progressivism].

Subtelomeric regions are often subject to accelerated evolution and involved in niche adaptation in microorganisms [ 38– 41].

The results are helpful for better understanding the evolution and adaptive mechanisms of these oral pathogen microorganisms and for combating them.

Here we use a paleo systems biology approach to reconstruct and model metabolic networks of ancestral nodes of the enterobacteria phylogeny to investigate metabolism of ancient microorganisms and evolution of the networks.