Sentence examples for molecular adaptation from inspiring English sources

Using this method we investigated the problem of molecular adaptation in deep-sea adapted bacteria.

We compared four homologous enzymes, which suggested a new halo-adaptive state in the process of molecular adaptation to high-salt conditions.

Positive selection, or adaptive sequence evolution, is the hallmark of evolutionary change and molecular adaptation.

The effects of calorie restriction may simply be an evolutionary legacy, "a metabolic, hormonal and molecular adaptation" to a world of sparse resources, as Luigi Fontana, one doctor in charge of the Washington University trial who also holds a position at the National Institute of Health in Italy, described it to me.

Numerous cases of molecular adaptation are being identified in various systems from viruses to humans.

Redox-enzyme activity and cell viability assay showed molecular adaptation and no membrane damage in resistant bacteria under MWCNTs stress.

Here, we summarize recent statistical methods for detecting molecular adaptation, and discuss their limitations and possible improvements.

It gives the mechanistic causes of phenotypic variation due to molecular adaptation including nucleotide variation in both DNA and RNA and variation in the level of gene expression.

We conclude that HIV-1 fitness recovery can be derived from the genetic heterogeneity generated through both mutation and recombination, and under diversifying molecular adaptation.

Consequently, the rhodopsin gene in these clades might have undergone molecular adaptation to confer dichromatic vision in low light.

A robust gene tree of chloroplast DNA is essential to conduct a maximum likelihood analysis in the molecular adaptation test.