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Thus, a total of 12 residues were flagged as potentially evolving under positive selection.
Sites potentially evolving adaptively were inferred with a Bayes empirical Bayes method [ 29] at the 95% posterior probability cutoff.
A caveat to this analysis is that genomic regions detected as potentially evolving under positive selection using outlier approach might also represent false positives [ 35, 36].
The genes potentially evolving under positive selection in the silvereye were used for an enrichment analysis, using the hypergeometric test implemented in GOstat (Falcon and Gentleman 2007).
Type 2 diabetes is independently associated with nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) (1, 2), a clinical condition potentially evolving into end-stage liver disease (3) and now recognized as an independent cardiovascular risk factor (4).
The calculations of dn/ds ratios for each individual locus across the phylogeny showed that the branch leading to the silvereye had the highest number of genes potentially evolving under positive selection (990 genes with dn/ds > 1, P < 0.05; 881 genes with FDR < 0.05), of which 525 are unique to this lineage (table 3).
So doing these experiments can give you an idea, if you push wild animals, how quickly could they potentially evolve?
The ternary model also suggests that polyphenic systems could potentially evolve between conditional and purely genetic mediation.
We have assessed whether species evolved during experimental invasions by comparing the performance of founder populations and their potentially evolved descendants in communities of ciliates and rotifers.
Integrating evolution into studies of invasions is important, because species traits can potentially evolve in ways that either moderate or exacerbate the impacts of invasions.
Phylogenetic analysis indicates there are two groups of proteins with IL-1R-like domain architecture in anthozoans that potentially evolved independently of the vertebrate family.
