Sentence examples for more distant paralog from inspiring English sources

This is consistent with the hypothesis that DupB in apes is an exact ortholog of the single copy in monkeys with DupA being a more distant paralog.

VTI11 and VTI13 (as3g2900), as well as the more distant paralog VTI12, are localized in the prevacuolar compartments and the trans-Golgi network (Uemura et al. 2004).

TBP-like factor (TLF, also known as TBPL1 and TRF2) is a more distant paralog of TBP that is found in all metazoans.

This paper presents three main results: 1) dN/dS declines with dS. 2) 18% of paralogous gene pairs evolve asymmetrically when the relative rates are tested with a more distant paralog is used as an outgroup.

As assessed with translational gfp reporters that fuse the entire loci to gfp, the most closely related lsy-27 paralog, ztf-25, displays an essentially indistinguishable broad, embryo-restricted expression pattern, while the more distant paralog ztf-28 shows no expression in embryos and postembryonically is expressed only in the intestine (data not shown).

The more distant paralogs of TMEM16A protein [17] may be associated with non-channel function.

The magnitude of the difference declined for more distant paralogs, in accord with the notion that the acceleration of evolution occurs immediately after duplication [ 5].

Finally, a putative ectopic recombination event (~40-60 ~40-60g) involving the genetically more distant paralogs, AgAcp34A-1 and AgAcp34A-3, was detected and a 3' recombpnation breakpoint was identified at position 90 in the N-terminalongrtinvolving

In the case of 11 duplicates pairs with the focal paralogs residing on different chromosomes and an available outgroup sequence (single-copy ortholog in C. briggsae or another more evolutionary distant paralog in C. elegans), the C. elegans copy residing on the same chromosome as the outgroup was designated the ancestral copy.

For each duplicate pair, I attempted to identify an outgroup gene that exists as a single-copy ortholog in a closely-related genome (C. brenneri, C. briggsae, C. japonica or C. remanei) or a more evolutionarily distant paralog in the same multigene family within C. elegans.

The percentages of identity shared by the chicken FFAR2 amino acid sequences reached 83.1 98.6% (table 1), these identities being much greater than for other more distant chicken paralogs of the same (F2R, F2Rl1, F2RL2, F2RL3, P2RY8, from 21.2%too 49.3%).