Sentence examples for ongoing lineage from inspiring English sources

Ongoing lineage splitting within the nominal species An. gambiae s.s.s

Ongoing lineage studies should help to determine if a progenitor cell, a postmitotic neuron or both can give rise to retinoblastoma in mice.

Barker et al. reported that the G-protein coupled receptor Lgr5 was expressed in the bottom of gastric glands, and ongoing lineage tracing experiments implied that the entire gastric gland derived from Lgr5+ cells.

Ongoing lineage splitting within the African malaria mosquito Anopheles gambiae is compatible with ecological speciation, the evolution of reproductive isolation by divergent natural selection acting on two populations exploiting alternative resources.

Furthermore, the remaining concordant tree topologies contradict the idea of ongoing differential lineage sorting [ 20, 21].

Although most of the genomes show no remaining trace of bas1, four distantly related taxa have retained what appear to be independently ameliorated pseudogene fragments, indicating that losses are ongoing in several lineages (fig. 3).

We were able to show that the erosion of GC-rich isochores is still ongoing in both lineages, confirming previous results (Duret et al. 2002; Smith and Eyre-Walker 2002; Belle et al. 2004).

Isochore structure evolution appears ongoing among mammalian lineages, with some exhibiting eroding GC-rich isochores (e.g., primates), whereas others exhibiting strengthening of GC-rich isochore structure (Romiguier et al. 2010).

Although this process has all but ceased in many organelles (e.g., animal mitochondria, Boore 1999), gene losses are ongoing in several lineages, including the mitochondrial genomes of land plants (Adams and Palmer 2003).

The Family-Lineage model also suggests different genome dynamics: the reduction in domain families in coelomates, followed by Expansion in the vertebrate and fly lineages, implies ongoing domain family turnover during protein evolution, compared with the Lineage model which predicts steady expansion.

Such observation suggests an ongoing "clade shift" or lineage replacement of circulating EV-D68 in causing new outbreak, as observed in other enterovirus-associated outbreaks.