Sentence examples for more compact organization from inspiring English sources

311 protein coding genes belong to 122 paralogous families in this genome corresponding to a gene content redundancy of 7.7% a value smaller than the average value for Firmicutes which suggests a more compact organization of the genome in terms of functional content.

This could indicate a more compact organization of those helices.

Previously we have described more compact organization of the hsp70 genes cluster in a more thermotolerant low-latitude species Drosophila virilis in comparison with the closely related higher-latitude D. lummei from the temperate climatic zone [ 13] and, therefore, the observed deletions may represent certain pattern.

Compared with the phylogenetic closely related rifamycin-producing strain A. mediterranei, A. orientalis has a relatively smaller chromosome and a more compact genomic organization.

However, further biophysical characterization using native H2A.Z (consisting of a mixture of H2A.Z-1 and H2AZ-2 from chicken erythrocytes) revealed a slightly more compact nucleosome organization with similar salt dependent stability as the nucleosomes containing canonical histones [ 81].

The two Strongylocentrotus neurotrophins could have arisen from the duplication of an ancestral gene at the base of the deuterostome lineage whereby one or several duplicates retained a more ancestral character leading to Sp-NT2 ("sea urchin NT2") and Saccoglosssus "acorn worm NTa" and "b", while another type of duplicate adopted a more compact genomic organization.

Thus, the concept that the apparently more compact spatial organization of the β-globin gene domain in 9-day RBCs may simply reflect the presence of a substantial portion of mature erythrocytes in the analyzed cell population would not be correct.

Only the 71.7-kb cpDNA of the prasinophycean Ostreococcus tauri [ 40] and the 37.5-kb plastid DNA of the parasitic trebouxiophycean Helicosporidium sp. [ 41], two genomes highly reduced in gene content, have been reported to have a more compact gene organization than the Oedogonium genome.

However, promoter regions of genes transcribed at the ring and trophozoite stage on average tend to be the most nucleosome-depleted, while promoter regions of genes expressed at the schizont and gametocyte stage have on average a slightly more compact nucleosome organization.

Mitochondrial genomes were ignored in this work because their organization is far more compact than that of the nuclear genome and hence h2h gene pairs therein are not comparable with those in nuclear genomes.

The F.B.I. today looks more like a multinational corporation than the compact organization that J. Edgar Hoover ran as a fiefdom during his long tenure as director.