These assumptions are too strict when considering more distant genomes (see Supplementary Material S1).
We conducted analyses with and without these more distant comparisons (for details see supplementary material, Supplementary Material online).
Source material from more distant (geographically and ecologically) populations may often harbour adaptations that more closely match the environment of the focal restoration site today and into the future.
This was an unexpected result because, as evidenced by certain BC hybrids, the C-terminal domain of phiC31 integrase is able to function with the catalytic domain of phiBT1 integrase, a much more distant relative (∼40% similar; supplementary material Table S5).
Sumitomo Metal offered to supply Nippon Steel with slab, a semiprocessed steel, from its mill in central Japan, reducing Nippon Steel's need to get the material from its own, more distant mills.
Overall, we believe that our method is a robust and rapid approach for identifying human microsatellites conserved in mammals, especially in eutherians, but will suffer from badly aligned sequences when applied to more distant vertebrates (supplementary fig. S9, Supplementary Material online).
In three of the four comparisons (human with tarsier, tree shrew, and opossum), significant bias was still identifiable between human and the more distant comparison species (supplementary table S1, Supplementary Material online).
The more distant a company is from its source materials, the less control it has over the labor involved in their extraction, whether from fishing, mining, agriculture or another source.
Meningococci have a very plastic genome as a result of frequent acquisition of genetic material from other Neisseria or more distant bacterial species through recombination (Kong et al., 2013; Holmes et al., 1999).
