As discussed above, the effect of ant host genus in the cross-phylogeny experiment, as well as the antagonistic interactions being significantly less common in the within-Acromyrmex experiment, supports relatively more potent reactions between actinomycetes originating from different host ant genera.
Two-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) was used to evaluate the effects of the genus and of the domestication status (domesticated or wild) and their random slope on total contents of carotenoid, tocopherol, oil, SFAs, MUFAs and PUFAs.
The compound is also thought to combat the effects of a genus of fungi known as malassezia.
In this study, we use genomic distance analyses, phylogenomic networks, tree topology comparisons, and Bayesian inference methods to investigate to what extent HGT has occurred during the evolution of the genus Rickettsia, the effect of the use of different genomic regions in estimating reticulate evolution and HGT events, and the link of these to host range.
The effect of number of sequences available for a genus in GenBank on the incidence of unique identifications was not statistically significant for either the trnH-psbA spacer (t = 1.49; df: 96; P = 0.14) or rbcL (t = 1.26; df = 57; p = 0.21).
The metabolic pathway profiles of individual genomes in a genus were merged into an aggregate genus pathway profile (a pathway profile of a genus pan-genome) to reduce the effect of uneven genera representation on the analysis.
We show that although for pseudoknot structures of fixed topological genus [ 10, 11] the effect of sparsification on the global time complexity is still unclear, the decomposition rule that splits an interval can be sped up significantly.
For ITS locus, we examined the effect of trimming the ends on the resolution of species in the genus Agaricus.
The effect of thermal acclimation on cardiac thermal performance limits was examined in congeneric species of porcelain crabs (genus Petrolisthes) from temperate and subtropical habitats.
Although we did not test the effect of host ant taxa on microbial community structure using field samples, our analyses of lab colonies revealed no effect of host ant genus (Atta vs. Acromyrmex) on microbial community structure in either gardens or dumps (Figure 4B and 5).
