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Recent studies have shown that plant genomes have potentially undergone rampant horizontal gene transfer (HGT).

Recent studies have shown that plant genomes have potentially undergone rampant horizontal gene transfer (HGT) [ 1- 6].

We then examined in these regions the putative functions of genes to find candidates that have potentially undergone differential changes during the divergence between cider and dessert apples.

As bi-complex paralogs might have potentially undergone either neo- or subfunctionalization (see Figure 3a), we suggest, based on the examination of the association between complexes, that bi-complex paralogs could be examples of function specialization in the protein interaction network.

In contrast, the analyzed full-length X. bovienii tccA2 and tccB2 (A subunit-encoding) genes have not undergone recombination according to TOPALi, but have potentially undergone HGT, as not all strongly supported nodes were congruent with the X. bovienii core genome phylogeny (Fig.  4h, i).

Here 117 streamflow sites that have potentially undergone hydrologic alteration due to reservoir construction are examined.

In the analysis of post-dose biological samples for quantitative determination of two analytes that can potentially undergo interconversion, it is essential to minimize the interconversion during the multiple steps of the bioanalytical method.

As an example of such interconverting analytes, a δ-hydroxy acid compound (analyte 1) and its δ-lactone (analyte 2) were selected as model compounds that can potentially undergo interconversion.

The S.B.A. List supports politicians who are pro-life (this, and not "anti-abortion," is their preferred term) and, ideally, female — the better to deflect the old but effective charge that the battle against abortion is necessarily a battle against the half of the population that might potentially undergo one.

We're in a moment where higher education is changing, where research is potentially undergoing a series of changes.

In this study, the authors sought to determine the rate at which neoadjuvant therapy is associated with a reduction in the size or stage of borderline resectable tumors.Patients who had borderline resectable pancreatic cancer and received neoadjuvant therapy before potentially undergoing surgery at the authors' institution between 2005 and 2010 were identified.