Sentence examples for transfer and evolution from inspiring English sources

These examples show the continuing activity of IS 6100 in HCH-degrading strains and their potential for ongoing involvement in the transfer and evolution of the lin pathway.

However, LBMs provide optimal conditions for the zoonotic transfer and evolution of infectious disease pathogens because they provide major contact points between humans and live animals (3, 4 ).

Despite the short divergence time separating G. barbadense and G. hirsutum, many of the hallmark features of mitochondrial genome evolution are evident, including differential genic content, gains/losses of multiple small and large repeats, and genome rearrangements, horizontal transfer, and the evolution of duplicated genes.

TiO2 nanoparticles increase the Hill reaction and chloroplast activity by enhancing light absorption in chlorophyll a, electron transfer and oxygen evolution rate in spinach leaves [138 142].

The high discharge specific capacity may arise from the introduction of CNT electronic transmission network, which promotes charge transfer and phase evolution.

The interconnected porous 3D networks of the resulting CNF@Co catalyst provide abundant channels and interfaces, which remarkably favor both mass transfer and oxygen evolution.

The position of M. ulcerans also showed variation in different trees and this can also be attributed to large scale horizontal gene transfer and reductive evolution leading to genomic rearrangements and deletions [38].

T4SSs are multi-subunit cell envelope-spanning structures related to bacterial conjugation machineries and mediate horizontal gene transfer and the evolution of pathogens through dissemination of antibiotic resistance and virulence genes [24].

Study of extracellular membrane vesicles represents an exciting field of research in cellular interactions, horizontal gene transfer and biological evolution.

To a certain extent other processes such as de novo gene formation, horizontal gene transfer, and rapid evolution may have contributed to missing homology and consequently also lack of orthology [ 39].

Whole genome sequence comparisons of an M. ulcerans isolate from Ghana (Agy99) with the M. marinum M strain have shown that the former has evolved from the latter by a process of lateral gene transfer and reductive evolution [ 1, 2].