Sentence examples for redundancy in functional from inspiring English sources

Counter to this interpretation, is the knowledge that many of these elements may have arisen through both segmental and WGD events and thus might exhibit an extensive redundancy in functional enhancer or silencer properties within the cis-regulatory motifs they possess.

Based on the functional data and their phyletic distribution, we speculate that there is some level redundancy in the functional role of the different exportins and propose that in the LECA, XPO1 could have acted as the protein responsible for transport of most of the RNAs through the NPC.

It was also done to validate the EST redundancy in a functional category.

Rescued individuals exhibit a mild adult wing phenotype that exhibits considerable variability that may reflect a functional redundancy in PKN function at later stages of development.

It is also relevant for functional analysis as ultraparalogs likely share a similar function and are often involved in functional redundancy and/or neofunctionnalization.

We observe an increase in functional redundancy accompanying an increase in species complexity.

For this reason, it is mandatory to investigate the ecological consequences of such declines in functional redundancy in further works.

This study demonstrates that elevated temperature, combined with substrate supply and trophic interactions, dramatically alters BCCs, concomitant with decreases in functional redundancy.

Gene duplication typically results in functional redundancy and allows for sequence diversification mediating potential functional specialization.

Birth and death evolution promotes genetic diversity and results in functional redundancy and diversification.

This pattern expresses an increase in functional redundancy of tadpole species with increasing SR of the stream community.