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Therefore, CNV-miRNAs indeed add a more diversifying and complex regulation control to their targets and contribute to an increased likelihood of differential expression among different tissues, cell types, developmental and disease stages.

Tlr4 detects more types of ligands (e. g. bacterial LPS, envelope viral components, fungal cell wall components – Mannan) [ 30] and it seems that these pathogen structures have exerted more diversifying selective pressures on Tlr4 than the viral ssRNA affecting Tlr7.

Generally, it is assumed that synonymous substitutions among lineages (genes) accumulate through a neutral or nearly neutral process, and by comparing this rate of accumulation to that for non-synonymous substitutions it is possible to ask whether the non-synonymous substitutions accumulate more (diversifying or positive selection) or less (constrained) than the neutral rate.

This difference is most pronounced in ESAG6, where there are about 50% more diversifying residues in T. equiperdum than in T. b. brucei, despite the apparently stronger selection at such residues in the latter subspecies due to the larger size of its host range.

Therefore, the cis-elements of 5′UTRs and 3′UTRs may contain less information than trans-elements in explaining gene expression variations, it is possible that the regulation of some CNV-miRNAs adds a more diversifying control and promotes the differential expression of their target genes among individuals.

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More recently, the dining scene has become even more diversified.

Today's military drones are a little more diversified.

It is more coherent than Citi was, more diversified than Goldman.