Sentence examples for recent ancestry from inspiring English sources

Indeed, a closer examination into both the specific signaling proteins and how the cell's membrane potential changes has supported the hypothesis that RGCs share recent ancestry with rhabdomeric photoreceptors.

Based on nuclear SSR analysis, we divide the varieties into two genetic groups: Group 1 corresponds to the temperate japonica subpopulation and represents 78.75% of the accessions, while Group 2 shares recent ancestry with indica varieties.

Their genomes suggest they had recent ancestry from Eastern Europe, while DNA from the cell's batteries, or mitochondria - which is passed more or less unchanged from mother to children - is of a type associated with East Asian populations.

One of the subgroups included the Indica/Japonica rice variety (Pyeongyang 18) that shared recent ancestry with semi-dwarf indica varieties, and corresponded to the second group, Tongil-type rice varieties, identified in Cho et al. ([2002]) (Note: Tongil-type rice varieties are also Indica/Japonica varieties, developed from South Korea during Green Revolution in 1970s).

Nevertheless, modern genetics now has the capacity to discriminate relationships at an increasingly detailed resolution both in terms of close recent ancestry and distant ancestry.

Longer ROH provide information on more recent ancestry, from population size and endogamy to recent inbreeding.

Furthermore, a recent ancestry-shift refinement effort at the ESR1 locus for breast cancer demonstrated that despite apparent lack of association at this locus in Europeans of a variant that was identified in East-Asians an underlying risk variant common to both Europeans and East-Asians could be identified [3].

Recent common ancestry of human Y chromsomes: Evidence from DNA sequence data.

We argue that this is evidence that these cats do not have very recent domestic ancestry.

Discovery of these two English members of K2 supports the idea that Thomas Jefferson's recent paternal ancestry is from Britain.

"In fact, golden jackals from different localities in Africa share a more recent common ancestry with gray wolves", said Dr Koepfli.