Interpretation of the experimental data by modeling, based on death regeneration mechanism without external substrate, could simulate the fate and evolution of major components in sludge during stabilization.
Since Atlantic salmon is a vertebrate species with an additional and recent WGD, studies of miRNAs in this species might contribute to our biological knowledge on the fate and evolution of miRNAs following whole genome duplications.
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Moreover, any effect of Alu insertions on recombination rate in their immediate vicinity could influence their own evolutionary fates, the evolution of the Alu retroposon family, and the evolutionary responses of the genetic pathways that regulate recombination itself.
Pairwise coevolution is analytically convenient for understanding community evolution, but it is too simple to capture how historical events such as immigration of species affect the fate of community evolution.
Rapid divergence of gene copies after duplication is thought to determine the fate of the copies and evolution of novel protein functions.
The resulting data should shed light on the fate of GimA in the evolution of E. coli after its supposed initial integration into the chromosome.
Our analysis is congruent with processes of deletion from the Saccharomycotina genomes and with the assembly of novel genes in the filamentous fungi, as credible fates for the evolution of orphan SET-domain genes.
Muchhala et al. (2010) explored the role of pollen fates in the evolution of floral specialization.
As zebrafish possess at least one representative of each Cryptochrome and as this organism, due to its genomic and genetic resources, emerges as a useful model to study the fate of genes throughout evolution, we analyzed the expression of each cry transcript in larval zebrafish.
