Sentence examples for multiple independent transfer from inspiring English sources
These copies could result from duplication of the foreign genes after an initial horizontal transfer event or from multiple independent transfer events from the same or different Cuscuta donors.
However, it was shown in angiosperms that short genes such as infA (approximately 100 amino acids) can be concurrently lost from the plastid genomes with consequent multiple independent transfers to the host nucleus [29].
We found support for multiple independent transfers into poxviruses for five HTgenes.
HIV-1 derives from multiple independent transfers of simian immunodeficiency virus (SIV) strains from chimpanzees to human populations.
Our assumptions are that multiple independent transfers of a gene would likely result in different gene environments being affected.
http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2148/12/237 HIV-1 derives from multiple independent transfers of simian immunodeficiency virus (SIV) strains from chimpanzees to human populations.
These genes are found associated with different phage regions of the wBol1-b genome, and may be the result of multiple independent transfers since divergence from wPip.
Furthermore, the phylogenetic distribution of gene losses and the high level of sequence divergence in targeting presequences suggest multiple, independent transfers of both sdh3 and rps14 across asterids.
Furthermore, evidence of multiple independent transfers into fungi suggests the protein does confer a biological advantage, although we cannot determine what is.
In five cases, the presence of the HTgene in a well-conserved, yet distinct, region in different poxvirus genomes supported a conclusion of multiple independent transfers of a homologous gene into Poxviridae.
The first criterion states that if one gene dominates the tree and the other occurs in only a few lineages, multiple independent transfers should be regarded as the most probable explanation whereas equal representation would suggest common ancestry with subsequent differential loss.
