Sentence examples for patterns diversified from inspiring English sources

As for the tandem duplicated clusters with two genes, their expression patterns diversified significantly, indicative of substantial neofunctionalization during subsequent evolution processes.

Polyketide cyclases play an important role in the syntheses of polyketides, where the cyclization patterns diversify the final aromatic products [24].

Finally, a phylogenetic approach allows speculation regarding the primordial patterns that diversified into those exhibited by contemporary organisms.

Such patterns may have diversified shapes, but all instances of the same pattern have the same structural composition that can be parameterized.

On the basis that all mouse Psg genes originated from a common ancestor, and expanded into a multigene family by duplication and subsequent divergence, the question as to whether the expression patterns have also diversified is relevant to determining the selective forces underlying Psg gene family expansion.

Distribution of the completion ratio of the KEGG functional modules in 768 prokaryotic species varied greatly with the kind of module, and all modules primarily fell into 4 patterns (universal, restricted, diversified and non-prokaryotic modules), indicating the universal and unique nature of each module, and also the versatility of the KEGG Orthology (KO) identifiers mapped to each one.

This unusual pattern of highly diversified coding regions coupled with highly conserved regions in the rest of the gene was also observed in several other groups of SSSGP-encoding genes or cDNAs.

Furthermore, we have identified patterns consistent with diversifying selection at erf1-like (ethylene responsive factor 1), ccoaoemt (caffeoyl-CoA-O-methyltransferase), cyp450-like (cytochrome p450-like) and pr4.3 (pathogen response 4.3), expected under the trench-warfare evolution model.

These pathogens show an array of patterns of positive diversifying selection at epitopes targeted by antibodies and CD8+ and CD4+ T cells (Table  1).

The incongruence between gene trees for the different ESAGs confirms that BESs have not diversified through 'orthodox' patterns of duplication and divergence.

Therefore, Adh1-1 and Adh2-1 in Pyrus (ASD = 0.170, Table 3) with less shared identity, likely also have diversified their expression patterns and substrate affinity.