Sentence examples for more extensive duplication from inspiring English sources

Even more extensive duplication events and independent divergences are observed for group 2 genes.

In contrast to V genes, duplication of trypsinogen genes within the TRB locus is more limited in the bovine, where only 5 trypsinogen genes were identified, compared to the human and murine where more extensive duplication has lead to the presence of 8 and 20 trypsinogen genes respectively.

The T-box gene family has undergone even more extensive duplications and in both the C. elegans and the C. briggsae lineage.

A more extensive inverted duplication reported by Lie and colleagues [ 9] for the cattle MHC class III was not observed in sheep.

Moreover, as for the proteasomal proteolytic core, there was a further increase in regulatory ATPase complexity, involving even more extensive gene duplication, to make the eukaryote 26S proteasome.

Recent genomic and population studies that focused on the aflatoxin biosynthesis cluster in species of Aspergillus would seem to support this conjecture, as ordA, an O-methylsterigmatocystin oxidoreductase, appears to have undergone more extensive loss following duplication than any other gene in the cluster [ 22, 31].

In particular, sequences from the cephalochordate Branchiostoma floridae (first draft version of assembly recently released but with limited data on gene linkage) and representatives of the jawless and cartilaginous fishes will help to date the block/chromosome duplication events when more extensive gene contigs have been generated.

CYC-like genes have undergone extensive duplication in Dipsacaceae, with radiate species having more copies than discoid species, suggesting a potential role for these genes in the evolution of disk and ray florets.

This might be the result of the more extensive annotation of the Arabidopsis genome as compared to other species in the database, or the unique genome duplication histories of the species analyzed [ 30].

French influence was more extensive.

"This is much more extensive".