Sentence examples for minimum genome sizes from inspiring English sources

We predicted Rhizophagus minimum genome sizes.

In the light of the heterokaryosis hypothesis, these minimum genome sizes do not give us information on whether the variation is located within or between nuclei.

These sums could be considered minimum genome sizes only in the sense that they are a sum of all overlapping and nonoverlapping genetic variation that a single pyrosequencing run retrieves.

The average of minimum genome sizes in the 10-fold larger populations was significantly lower than that for populations in the standard set (22 vs. 37, P < 0.05, Mann–Whitney U test).

This lack of correlation can be explained by putative constraints in the evolution in both traits, such as the minimum genome size or the proportional evolution for GS, and the lower responses of FD to selection in self-compatible species, as already discussed.

Herein, we present convincing evidence of adaptive evolution of GS, as well as clues that this pattern is limited by a minimum genome size, which could reduce both the possibilities of changes in GS and the possibility of phenotypic responses to environment changes.

Values of 30 kb and 420 kb, respectively, were chosen, based on our sequence data, as minimum-estimate genome sizes for the V. carteri mtDNA and ptDNA.

We conducted a search for HGT and duplication cost values which lead to minimum average genome flux (the difference between the ancestor and descendant genome sizes over every lineage of the species tree).

If the hybrids were F1 hybrids between these two species, we would expect them to have genome sizes between 5.57 and 5.83 pg, based on the maximum and minimum additive genome sizes of the parents.

For estimates of fossil plant genome sizes, see Masterson, J. 1994.

Which gives a method for estimating the genome sizes of organisms long extinct.