Sentence examples for more distant clade from inspiring English sources

Survival was 92% after challenge with the VN/1203 strain, however, only 67% of the animals survived challenge with the more distant (clade 2.2) TT01/05 strain.

The average distance value between W29 and genotype C reach 8.4%, suggesting that W29 may represent a more distant clade from genotype C than the Vietnamese and Laotian strains do.

In the analysis of Hahn et al. (2014), the only available 'turbellarian' outgroup was the planarian S. mediterranea, a relatively derived triclad representing the more distant clade Adiaphanida.

Furthermore, phylogenetic reconstruction based on a multiple sequence alignment (MSA) indicated some substructure between Tcc X10 and Tcc CLBR, whereas Tcm in large formed a more distant clade (Additional file 9: Figure S7).

S. gallinarum formed a clade (Pp = 1.00) in the modified BEST analysis with S. arlettae, and S. kloosii while concatenated analyses estimated S. arlettae to form an exclusive clade with S. kloosii and S. gallinarum belonging to a more distant clade (compare Figures  3 and 5).

Similarly, all the CsMAPKs were also classified into groups A, B, C and D (Fig.  1), furthermore, all the CsMAPKs of groups A, B, and C harbor the TEY (Thr-Glu-Tyr) motif at the phosphorylation site, whereas the members of group D contain a TDY (Thr-Asp-Tyr) motif and form a more distant clade, which is consistent with those in Arabidopsis and rice [ 47].

The vaccine was partially protective against the more distant clades (IN and VN) with maximal survival rates of 75% and higher clinical scores.

The third species is soybean (Glycine max), an economically important crop belonging to the more distant milletioid clade of the Papilionoidae subfamily.

The more ancient At-y event is a whole genome triplication (WGT) that is shared by most eudicots including all Rosids, all Asterids (including tomato), Grape (Vitales) and more distant and basal clades such as Gunnera manicata (Gunnerales) and Pachysandra terminalis (Buxales) [ 46, 47].

We designed primers to amplify a particular sub-set of family members (eg95-1, 2 and 3), but surprisingly E. oligarthrus and E. vogeli sequences are more related to a distant clade including eg95-5, 6 and 7 (Fig. 1b).

In addition to original samples from eastern north Africa, western Algeria (A1 and A2) and Italy [ 9- 15] 15], samples more distant geographically join this clade.