Sentence examples for several phylogenetic groups from inspiring English sources

While PPE populations display quite uniform properties when analyzed by flow cytometry and therefore are usually amalgamated as a single functional group [20], our data demonstrate that in most samples, the PPE population is in fact an assemblage of several phylogenetic groups.

As expected, the possibility of fixation of CNVs by positive selection has been reported in several phylogenetic groups [ 19, 20].

The ferredoxin petF gene is not essentially retained in the CP genome, as a nuclear location is observed in several phylogenetic groups.

We then investigated the eight ICDSs showing polymorphism in M. tuberculosis in 21 strains of the W-Beijing lineage from several phylogenetic groups (Table 3).

Based on these Y-STR networks, it is clear that it is still not possible to distinct several phylogenetic groups using Y-SNPs which may be relevant for several disciplines and applications of the Y chromosomal tree.

A main result of the comparative genomics analysis over several phylogenetic groups containing species with multiple chromosome genomes is the observation that the core genes of the SOS response are found predominantly in the large chromosome.

Projections of the variables on the plane F1/F2, which accounted for 34.5% of the total variance, showed a correlation between the type of ESBL produced and several phylogenetic group/subgroups of E. coli.

The lineage of S. enterica is thought to have branched into several distinct phylogenetic groups or subspecies.

These differences in environmental niches are represented in the distinct population structures of C. jejuni and C. coli, as C. jejuni lineages mostly lack a clear linkage to environment or host, whereas C. coli shows clustering into several distinct phylogenetic groups (clades) linked to environmental niches (Sheppard et al. 2013; Skarp-de Haan et al. 2014).

For instance, the above described approach has been successful to target members of the candidate phyla TM7, OP11 (Microgenomates) and Poribacteria [ 116– 118] and led to the recovery of genomic sequences of microorganisms from several deep-branching phylogenetic groups with no cultured representatives.

Apparently, the nhe a operon is not stably integrated in the genome since several strains in both phylogenetic groups II and VI seem to have lost it shortly after acquisition (Fig.  1).