Sentence examples for origin of the cluster from inspiring English sources

There we show a single origin of the cluster in heterokonts from genes present in common ancestors of heterokonts and plants, followed by a transfer to the ancestor of Dikarya.

Sustained arousal is seen as a 'common pathway' for the origin of the cluster of CFS symptoms, whereas the combination of predisposing, precipitating and perpetuating factors may vary from patients to patient.

To better explore the environmental origin of the cluster suggested by these findings, Floret et al. [ 34] carried out a population-based case-control study in the same area, comparing 222 incident cases of NHL diagnosed between 1980 and 1995 and controls randomly selected from the 1990 census.

The 97 clusters were designated using a progressive number followed by the letters B, C, or D to indicate the dairy of origin of the clustered isolates.

The method allows easy visual identification of clusters and further mine the data to discover the nature and the origin of the clustering.

The mapping of the forward and reverse reads indicates the sample of origin of the original cluster and was used to measure demultiplexing misassignments rates.

No other hits were obtained in a BLASTn search of the GenBank database with cluster 2, therefore, the origin of this cluster remains unknown.

Nevertheless, the presence of transposases in all species and the fact that, in R. felis, nine of these genes are located in the pRF plasmid support the role of several genetic mechanisms at the origin of this cluster, possibly involving plasmids, integrons and transposons.

The origin of this cluster is unknown.

Given the existence of its orthologous regions in C. intestinalis (data not shown) and in vertebrates, the origin of this cluster should be dated back to 500~600 Mya.

Given the high conservation of gene order among chicken, dog, human and rodent genomes, we can date the origin of this cluster to between approximately 95 and 85 MYA [ 26].