Sentence examples for phylogenetic relative from inspiring English sources

A consensus sequence was thus compiled and compared to a previously published sequence from Karenia mikimotoi, the closest known phylogenetic relative to K. brevis, for the purpose of identifying unique K. brevis signature sequences.

Although strain SK.DU.4 showed highest similarity with B. subtilis subsp. inaquosorum (99.8% similarity) during blast search of 16S rRNA gene sequence, it differed in phenotypic properties such as presence of ellipsoidal endospore and growth at 14% NaCl concentration with the closest phylogenetic relative B. subtilis subsp. inaquosorum.

However, bacteriophage φA1122 grew on 4 out of 20 different strains of Y. pseudotuberculosis (the closest phylogenetic relative of Y. pestis), and the phage propagation was easily detected by qPCR analysis.

Two of them, φA1122 [48] [49], [51], [51] and the Pokrovskaya phage [47], [52] [54], are similar to enterobacteriophage T7, display highly lytic activities and very broad lytic spectra towards Y. pestis strains of different origin but also lyse some strains of Yersinia pseudotuberculosis, the closest phylogenetic relative of Y. pestis.

Ironically, Aphyllorchis' closest phylogenetic relative, the mixotrophic Limodorum abortivum, specifically associates with the Russulaceae [ 38].

Similarly, smallpox may have evolved about 4000 years ago from camelpox, its closest phylogenetic relative.

Since BsSfp and HsPPT are relatively close phylogenetic relatives, while distant from PptT (Supplementary Figure 7), these new structures aid in understanding the structural diversity of Sfp-type PPTase 3D architectures at atomic resolution.

Along with S. pneumoniae, other streptococcal species including the closest phylogenetic relatives of pneumococci S.

It colonizes nasopharynx as well as its closest phylogenetic relatives S. pseudopneumoniae and S. mitis.

Bacteriocins are potent antibacterial proteins that selectively kill phylogenetic relatives of the producer.

Arcobacter butzleri and Campylobacter jejuni are close phylogenetic relatives that occur in many foods of animal origin and have been linked with human illness (mainly diarrhoea).