Sentence examples for overlapping organisms from inspiring English sources

With the addition of the N. vespilloides genome, we have a taxonomically diverse arsenal of phenotypically overlapping organisms to look for phylogenetically independent genomic mechanisms and signatures of evolution, conservation, and novelty.

As described in the methods section, the pairwise overlaps between organism sequence spaces were used to cluster them in CLANS [ 20].

Additionally, establishing a distinction between human-pathogenic and human-non-pathogenic organisms in genome annotation is artificial when the organisms overlap phylogenetically and significant work is underway to characterize similar (often the same) gene products and pathways in related organisms.

The library obtained consists of phages expressing polypeptides corresponding to all genes encoded by the organism, or overlapping peptides derived from the cloned gene.

Selective pressures on pollinator tongues and tubes are not uniform across geographic landscapes because interacting organisms seldom have precisely overlapping distribution ranges (Grant and Grant 1965).

Overlapping gene pairs were conserved among organisms for specific genes and functions.

In case of overlapping clusters, the cluster with fewest organisms was included in the table.

Endogenous RNA silencing in other organisms can result from overlapping antisense transcription, leading to formation of dsRNA, and subsequent sRNAs.

Overlapping genes (genes partially or entirely overlapping) represent a genomic feature that is shared widely across biological organisms ranging from viruses to multi-cellular organisms.

Second, the different criteria can define partly overlapping (e.g. not nested) sets of organisms (Type II grey zone, Figure 1E).

As our data set only contained non-overlapping genes, we repeated the mapping with CLC, using for each organism a cDNA database in which overlapping genes are not removed, in order to quantify the impact of overlapping genes.