Sentence examples for split of fish from inspiring English sources

Novel CPs emerge from speciation and duplication events occurring after the split of fish from A1.

Some human and fish chemokine genes are orthologous based on the phylogenetic trees and syntenic relationship, indicating that they existed prior to the split of fish and mammals.

The split of fish-specific CYP3 subfamilies was related to the fish-specific WGD, and site-specific acceleration of asymmetric evolutionary rates and purifying selection was the main force for the origin of the new subfamilies and functional divergence in the new subset after gene duplication.

The original copy, Slc17a5B, was lost before the split of bony fish.

Also, before the split of bony fish, Slc17a5 was duplicated to form the ancestor of Slc17a1 - a4 that we named Slc17a1/2/3/4, which we found in bony fish.

In most cases the duplication events predated the split of the fish and mammalian lineages and thus the evolution of imprinting.

The TSGD presumably occurred after the split of teleost fish from the lineage of Lepisosteiformes, including the spotted gar (Hoegg et al. 2004; Crow et al. 2006; Hurley et al. 2007; Amores et al. 2011).

Furthermore, given that the lineage-specific gene expansions occurred after the splitting of each fish lineage, the paralogs that emerged by gene expansions in a given lineage are expected to be more closely related than orthologs of different lineages.

The topology suggests that the only gene-duplication event of PGI occurred in ray-finned fish before the diversification of Acanthopterygii but after the split of ray-finned fish and tetrapods.

The topology suggests that the only gene-duplication event of TPI occurred in ray-finned fish before the diversification of Acanthopterygii but after the split of ray-finned fish and tetrapods.

The earliest vertebrate CR [ 6] and tetrapod GRs (e.g. human [ 8], pig [ 43] and rat [ 44]) lack an unique 9 amino acids insert between the zinc-fingers of the DNA binding domain that is present in A. ruthenus GR and both P. buchholzi GRs, indicating that this feature appeared following the split of the ray-finned fish from the lobe-finned vertebrates.