Sentence examples for pathway evolution from inspiring English sources

Background: Studying biochemical pathway evolution for diseases is a flourishing area of Systems Biology.

This approach promises to generate a higher level understanding of cellular design, pathway evolution and cellular bioengineering.

About half of these sequences can be provided with structural annotation, thereby enabling some profound insights into protein and pathway evolution.

We demonstrated tight coupling between the modular chassis and ester modules for enhanced product biosynthesis, an engineered phenotype useful for directed metabolic pathway evolution.

The photosynthetic attributes required for C4 photosynthesis were identified for the first time in the monocotyledon model crop rice, suggesting that this is likely a general innate characteristic of C3 plants which might be preconditioned for the C4 pathway evolution.

Beyond the native bacterial biodegradation capabilities, pathway evolution as well as computational and synthetic biology approaches are emerging as powerful tools to design novel strain-specific pathways for degradation of xenobiotic compounds.

As well as the evolution of new metabolic pathways, evolution can also cause the loss of metabolic functions.

Maslov, S. Krishna, K. Sneppen (2008) under review) have recently proposed a model of such pathway-by-pathway evolution to explain the quadratic scaling of the number of transcription factors with genome size.

In this study, we find the clues of glucosinolate biosynthesis and flowering pathways evolution in B. juncea based on comparative analysis between 30 × genome survey sequences of B. juncea and genome of B. rapa, which allow us to propose that polyploidization resulted in the evolution of glucosinolate biosynthesis and flowering pathways in B. juncea.

This strongly suggests dual pathway of evolution of protease inhibitors in Planktothrix NIVA CYA 98, allowing different rates of evolution for each NRPS and ribosomal oligopeptide gene clusters.

Those plants are thought to be in the pathway of evolution to full C4 photosynthetic status.