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The human bacterial pathogen group A Streptococcus (GAS) is an ideal model organism for studying molecular processes generating intraspecies genomic diversity and the contribution of specific genetic differences to host-pathogen interactions.
The excess DNA in our genomes is junk, and it is there because it is harmless, as well as being useless, and because the molecular processes generating extra DNA outpace those getting rid of it.
He aims to tease apart the molecular processes that generate pluripotent stem cells in the first few days of a mouse embryo's life as it goes through its initial cell divisions.
However, an important area of interest is to understand the full spectrum of genomic alterations in premalignant stages, including both mutations and structural rearrangements; to identify the molecular processes that generate them; and to explore the patterns of evolution of such abnormalities at progression.
The molecular processes that generate such genomic changes may vary between birds and mammals.
Little is known regarding the aberrant cellular and molecular processes that generate these tumours.
The measured overrepresentation of conservative indel events could hence be solely caused by the characteristics of the underlying molecular processes that generate indels.
Recent studies have uncovered several young chimerical retrogene in primates (e.g. TRE2, TRIM5, PMCHL), in Drosophila (e.g. jingwei, sphinx) and in rice, which improves understanding of the molecular process of generating chimerical retrogenes.
But the various molecular processes involved in generating these average between-group primary-structural differences could also account for the primary-structural differences observed within gene-rich regions and within gene-poor regions.
Hemodialytic membrane separation of low molecular weight solutes e.g. urea and creatinine bases on diffusion processes generated by the respective concentration gradient between dialysate and blood plasma.
Two different processes generate continuum radio radiation.
