Sentence examples for possibility of transposition from inspiring English sources

However, we could not rule out the possibility of transposition in these derived sex chromosomes.

In Campanulaceae, some lines of evidence in addition to parsimony suggest the possibility of transposition as a mechanism.

COKC has been designed for one-time induction, so the possibility of subsequent transposition of the transposed COKC by endogeneous stimuli can be ruled out.

Complete plastid genome sequences of Cuscuta obtusiflora, Cuscuta exaltata, and Ipomoea purpurea were used to design primers for this study, assess presence of non-group IIA introns within Cuscuta, to eliminate the possibility of gene transpositions in cases of PCR-detected intron and matK loss, and to verify the presence of only the expected loci for genes examined in this study.

Possibility that mechanisms of transposition are involved in the spread of DTC84 is indicated by observation of AA dinucleotides as putative TSD that defines element ends in the cloned genomic fragments (boxed in fig. 2 consensus sequence).

However, we must consider the possibility of an aberrant transposition with the two original transposon copies located at the same chromosomal site (hybrid insertion model).

Preferential insertion sites (hotspots) have been suggested for some Drosophila elements [ 64- 66] and we cannot completely discard the possibility of an activation of transposition to specific hotspots during the colonization process.

Not only is it surprising but it opens the possibility of as yet unanticipated DNA transposition in vertebrates that is itself of high interest".

There therefore is a possibility that the skew toward young elements in C. owczarzaki is a result of bursts of transposition in the families present in the genome.

Foremost among these is the possibility that introns could provide some benefit to hosts by generating genetic diversity as a consequence of transposition events brought on by cellular stress.

Against the odds, Davis has performed a similar act of transposition, creating a Madame Bovary for our time.