Sentence examples for more recent molecular from inspiring English sources
Recently the parasite was transferred to the genus Anguillicoloides[ 14], but more recent molecular studies strongly suggest that the new genus is paraphyletic and the original generic name is more appropriate [ 15].
More recent molecular data confirm that the DMelSV type currently found in Europe has recently spread through the host population, with all the viral isolates in Europe sharing a common ancestor ∼200 years ago (C arpenter et al. 2007), which was either due to a selective sweep or due to D. melanogaster acquiring the virus from another species.
Moreover, this review makes distinct emerging memory concepts with more recent molecular and quantum dot programmable nonvolatile memory concepts, specifically using charge trapping in conjugated polymers and metal NPs.
A more recent molecular genetic approach demonstrated that a plant hormone cytokinin regulates AtHKT1 1-mediated NAtHKT1 1-mediatedNa+hoots through the traccumulationfactors, ARR1 and ARR12, in Arabidopshootsanthroughon ethel. [2010]).
Isostylis (3 species) More recent molecular research by Austin Mast and colleagues provide further support of B. verticillata 's placement among its nearest relatives, but these do not appear to be closely related to the remaining members of B. ser.
These analyses were based on comparing the sequence differences in a single region of ribosomal DNA; more recent molecular analyses typically combine the analysis of several genes to increase the validity of inferences drawn.
As a result of these findings and more recent molecular-based studies on the evolution of the domestic dog, I will provide an update on how close we are to resolving the above questions.
More recent molecular-based phylogenetic analyses of Cucumis support the hypothesis that the base chromosome number of x = 7 was achieved by chromosome reduction from x = 12 progenitor species [ 8, 10, 12].
In a more recent (2010) molecular analysis by Canadian mycologist Serge Audet aimed at clarifying relationships among species formerly placed in Scutiger, A. subrubescens grouped in a clade with A. ovinus and A. citrinus.
On more recent timescales, molecular data have also revealed that most extant polyploid plant species have formed recurrently [ 1, 19- 28].
Perhaps more importantly, recent molecular analyses (Eriksson & Donoghue, 1997) do not place S. canadensis and S. nigra as sister taxa, so combining them under a single species would require lumping additional species into S. nigra in order to avoid a polyphyletic S. nigra.
