Although there are no traceable vertical relationships between large groups of viruses outside the major classes listed in Table 1, a considerable number of genes that encode proteins with key roles in genome replication, expression, and encapsidation are shared by overlapping arrays of seemingly unrelated groups of viruses.
It has high gene retention rate and most of its members preserve traceable genomic syntenic relationships (see Results).
We also identified a fFew unique genes (16) of Ote, which lack any traceable orthology and homology relationships from all the 22 species used in this study.
Thereby, for example, the effects of characteristic changes on product properties become visible and traceable and also differential requirements are set into relationship with properties and characteristics of the product.
The KEN and Las1 families, although traceable to the LECA, do not show specific relationships with any prokaryotic HEPN domains.
His troubled relationship with his own birth family; the traceable (and scarcely benign) imprint of his obsession on Wolfgang's personality, career choices, and music; and the peculiar arrangement by which he undertook to raise his daughter's son (also named Leopold), as if to compensate for his own son's "betrayal," combine to make this a particularly dark subject.
We obtained 16 Ote genes which lack traceable orthology to 22 other plant species and homology relationships (list of these genes is available on the database).
Often the explanation is traceable to the liberal-left's justified concerns about the blurred relationship between religion and state.
Here, we analyse the relationship between the epigenetic state of genes and reprogramming efficiency by using the easily traceable mammalian inactive X chromosome (Xi) as a tool.
The authors have compiled growth data from other compilers of such data (in a way that is not easily traceable) and from primary literature from a wide variety of organisms growing under many different conditions with varying relationships to the conditions in which they were evolved to live.
