Sentence examples for the pattern of expansion from inspiring English sources

We found that prokaryote and eukaryote species differ both in the fraction of enzymes in their genomes and in the pattern of expansion of their enzymatic sets.

Although the genome sequencing of soybeans is complete, our knowledge about the pattern of expansion and evolutionary history of soybean expansin genes remains limited.

In our opinion, adding protein stability would not qualitatively (although possibly quantitatively) alter the pattern of expansion and streamlining that we have presented in this work.

We have previously noted gene specific variation in the pattern of expansion and reduction in the plasticity of gene regulation in the context of pigmentation genes in Daphnia [ 2].

While loss of toxins and capacity to kill hosts rapidly was proposed as on mechanism underlying host-specificity [ 64], the pattern of expansion observed in O. polyrhachis-furcata suggest a completely different mechanism.

The pattern of expansion thus contrasts with those of other co-distributed, but freshwater-limited species such as Percichthys trucha and the closely related G. platei whose widespread contemporary distributions more strongly reflect the effects of vicariant separation initiated by mountain uplift [ 6, 7].

Since both Tau and Phi classes are the largest subfamilies in all analysed 10 genomes, we evaluated the patterns of expansion of these two classes by analysing the phylogenetic relationships of these GST members from different organisms (Fig.  1A D and Supplementary Fig. S2 and S3).

Contig E contains a large number of genes from non-collinear regions of the genome and in addition shows further expansion through repeat element proliferation, interestingly the pattern of genome expansion is conserved between the B and C genomes; however, the types of genetic elements represented is not.

However, the pattern of initial expansion concomitant with the development of multicellularity might be obscured by subsequent expansions within the multicellular lineages as they developed more tissues and cell types.

If the pattern of differential expansion is consistent, then it follows that the pattern of folds will likewise be broadly consistent.

The pattern of gene expansion for the E spl) complex is consistent with a role in the evolution of stereotypical macrochaete bristle patterning but additional studies are needed to demonstrate a clear association between E spl -C divE spl -Ction andiversificationtion.