Sentence examples similar to succeeding duplication from inspiring English sources
Such duplication of entire pathways would hardly be possible by succeeding simple gene duplications.
Similarly, the 6 Aco genes found in soybean might be originated by succeeding whole-genome duplications, one of them legume specific 13 MYA ago, and by an extraordinary level of gene retention occurred in this species, resulting in 75% of the soybean genes present as multiple copies [ 26].
Angiosperms evolved from a common ancestral genome that underwent duplications, rearrangements, and mutations in succeeding generations.
Succeeding will be sweet.
With the evolution of high affinity glucose transporters succeeded by the whole genome duplication and the evolution of ethanol tolerance, S. cerevisiae gained a significant advantage (Kellis et al. 2004Conant and Wolfe 2007).
However, the proposed heterogeneous limited duplication algorithm, having its roots in our earlier suggested SD algorithm, succeeds substantially in overcoming these 'stresses' and 'strains; of heterogeneity, and retains the best features of duplication without compromising much on the complexity front.
As a consequence, only global duplications (e.g., WGD) are likely to succeed.
We succeeded to generate mice with a 6.3-Mb-wide interstitial duplication in mouse chromosome 7c that is highly syntenic to human 15q11-13 by using a Cre-loxP-based chromosome-engineering technique.
Such a system might well reduce duplication of ethics review, but in order to succeed, a number of changes would need to be mandated.
Some ancestral parasites that gained diversified multiple SERA genes may have succeeded in adapting to newly appeared macaque species, thus leaving a signature for ancestral gene duplications.
