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No indications were found of other recombination events, thus supporting the general model for genome evolution (Moran et al. 2008; Moya et al. 2008), involving gene inactivation and subsequent loss.
Our results support the general model that old genes, and entire developmental modules, are deployed anew to generate micro-evolutionary novelty in iterative structures.
However, the limited literature would support the general model that HIV infection could impact the immune system, which would then influence the skeletal system.
Over the past fifteen years, much evidence has been presented supporting the general validity of the model (e.g., [ 28, 29]), while on the other hand, there is so far little evidence concerning the sequence of different time stages, the allocation of the strategies to a certain stage and the question if antecedent-focused strategies are generally more beneficial than response-focused strategies.
This model for tissue specific gene expression in the heart supports the general "billboard" model for enhancer organization.
Miller [10] and subsequent studies [11] [14] strengthened these observations and argued with support from the general model of sexual conflict [15] [16] that the first step of a female response to increased mating cost is the occurrence of an increased female reticulation compared to males with tarsal modifications.
The consistency between phylogenetic "age" and chromosome position supports this general model, with genes closer in physical location to Meg1 tending to fall toward the base of the Meg phylogeny (see Figures 1B and 2A).
We applied this method to the Microsporidia phylogenomic dataset [ 42] and the general model clearly supports the correct Microsporidia-fungi clade tree over the LBA-induced Microsporidia-anchaea clan tree.
Our results support the general validity of this model for peptide-mediated interactions.
The general model was 3 treatments×7 days×3 hours.
These general observations, support schizophrenia-specific work that has pointed to the importance of self-experience and a model of recovery in this disease [ 26, 27] which supports the general concept of adaptation.
