Sentence examples for neither ancestral from inspiring English sources

R. felis is neither ancestral nor derived within the rickettsial evolutionary tree [1], [14], [15], yet it is the only published rickettsial genome to date that contains autonomous and seemingly functional plasmids [21], [22].

Here we argue that neither ancestral polymorphism nor introgressive hybridization alone can fully account for haplotype sharing among species from Bos and Bison, and that both scenarios have contributed to such a pattern of haplotype sharing observed here.

With less certainty, as mainly based on the taxonomic approaches, we further propose that (iii) ELIPs are neither ancestral to PSBS nor to LHC proteins, but possibly evolved independently in the green lineage, and (iv) RedCAP sequences are limited to the red algal lineage.

Such particulars accentuated the differences between immigrant parents and their American-born children, and the almost existential sense of dislocation that exile can produce in people who feel at home neither in their ancestral country nor in the United States.

As a result, we cannot ascertain whether ATE2 or P2 or neither has preserved the ancestral condition.

The duplication that gave rise to this 2HOM block is species-specific (private), and thus this 2HOM block cannot be the result of any ancestral duplication, neither segmental nor whole-genome.

As flagella and type III injectors each has unique proteins not shared by the other, it is much more parsimonious to suggest that neither is directly ancestral to the other, but that each evolved independently from a simpler common ancestor with a different function from both and that each added different novel proteins to the ancestral core in the process of adapting it to new functions [ 87].

Ergo, haplogroups may be regarded as broadly representative of genomic ancestry but are neither the sole nor definitive ancestral tags and may exist in linkage with other nuclear DNA markers [ 16, 17].

Although they could represent the remnants of an ancestral Gif/Tcn1 gene(s), neither phylogenetics (not shown) nor synteny analysis (supplementary material, Supplementary Material online) clarifies their origin.

In other words, reptiles and synapsids (represented among living animals by mammals) represent two distinct lines of descent from a common ancestor, and neither group is directly ancestral to the other.

On the other hand, it was a putative gain if the TFBS was present in this strain, but in neither the other strain nor the reconstructed ancestral sequence.