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Proteins with an MT origin status in the Swiss-Prot database represented 22%% and 53 % of all proteins isolated from liver and muscle MT samples, respectively (Fig.  3).

Additional contigs with mt sequences were assembled de novo with the CLC Genomics Workbench software [version 4.0] (CLC bio, Århus, Denmark) from single reads that were initially identified as being of mt origin following a whole-genome reference assembly to F. oxysporum and F. graminearum.

Contigs of mitochondrial (mt) genome origin were initially identified using nucleotide BLAST at an E value threshold of 0.001 through alignment of a database containing all contigs from the optimised Velvet assembly (as described above) against the mt genome of the N. lolii standard endophyte (SE) strain as a reference [ 37] (Genbank accession number KF906135).

In vertebrate mt genomes, the origin of heavy strand replication (OH) is thought to be within the control region (CR), and the origin of light strand replication (OL) in the tRNA cluster referred to as the WANCY region (named for the five amino acids coded for by these five tRNAs).

This process is described as being controlled by a MT network as origin of an mRNA-based organizer (shield).

In order to discern the relative role of historical and ecological factors, the comparison of molecular markers of mt and nuclear origin is particularly informative.

MT was at the origin of the original idea of the article and was involved in the interpretation of the data.

Meanwhile, a clear correlation between the intensities of AF demagnetization of NRM and acquisition of anhysteretic remanence at the same step was observed from 10 to 60 mT, indicating a detrital origin of the remanence carriers with relatively low coercivity (Fig. 7a).

The independent variables were adapted state (parental, 16 °C-adapted, and 28 °C-adapted) and strain origin (AK, MT, and NV), with strain origin nested within adapted state.

Despite their monophyletic origin, mitochondrial (mt) genomes of plants and animals have developed contrasted evolutionary paths over time.

In this process, mt-replication begins at the upstream tRNA Phe gene, an improper origin of mt-replication.