Lymphadenopathy in particular was a positive clinical hallmark since it was closely related to the positive xenodiagnosis.
Positive selection hallmarks in RanGAP2 were searched using the Tajima's D statistic.
Second, the divergence of alleles at tachylectin-2 has been promoted by positive selection, a hallmark of immunity genes.
For those hydrogenosomal and mitosomal proteins, which have retained an NTS, the net positive charge a conserved hallmark of mitochondrial NTSs (von Heijne 1986)—is lost (fig. 5 B).
As many of the TRIM genes remain largely uncharacterized, our evolutionary screen is able to highlight candidate restriction factors based on exhibition of positive selection, a hallmark of antiviral genes at the direct interface of the host viral pathogen arms race (Daugherty and Malik 2012).
These contigs have experienced a greater amount of amino acid substitution than silent substitution (per site), a hallmark of positive selection, but we note again (as above) the high likelihood of false positives for dN/dS ratios when dealing with small numbers of substitutions.
An incredibly positive attitude was her hallmark and she never waivered in her acceptance and love of everybody she encountered.
Investing in children's future, including educating children, was cited most often as a hallmark of positive parenting; while failure to care for children was most often cited as a hallmark of negative parenting.
Therefore, extended haplotype homozygosity is a hallmark of positive selection.
