Sentence examples for number and diversification from inspiring English sources

Elucidating the full transcriptional programs that control cilium number and diversification will also help us to understand and hopefully treat the many distinct ciliopathies that result from alterations in these programs.

The initial step, presumably, consisted of insertion of a retrotransposed gene, followed by an increase in copy number and diversification of small RNA genes, which would not have been counter-selected at the loci involved.

Assuming that P450 number and diversification in plants mirrors the evolution of chemical-, ecologicand and bio-diversity, it points to an unexpectedly poor understanding of secondary metabolism, even in model plants.

In conclusion, a general trend during evolution of the mammalian dentition was a reduction of tooth number and diversification of tooth shapes with increased tooth complexity in the cheek region.

Increased numbers and diversification of encoded SET-domain proteins reflect, perhaps, increased diversity and complexity of multicellular programs.

In addition, the genomes also exhibit copy number variation and diversification of gene families, which potentially give rise to a large number of strain-specific protein isoforms.

Mobile malware has undergone a large increase in sheer number and a diversification in type.

Despite the apparent high number and potential diversification of CBR sequences in filamentous fungi, in Z. tritici only one CBR, ZtCBR1, was highly expressed under both in vitro conditions and at all infection time points tested (Fig. 2A).

We further investigate possible correlations between sexual system and spore size, antheridium number, ploidy level, and diversification rate, with character selection partly based on findings in mosses and liverworts.

Previous research investigating these relationships have used varied metrics to represent diversification, including extant clade size [ 1, 5], node number [ 6, 8] and diversification rate [ 4].

The Danube delta is another important region for its cytologic and haplotypic diversity, and could finally explain how chromosome numbers affect gene flow and diversification processes.