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Every transfer corresponded to roughly two viral generations and effective population size was thus approximated as two times the number of viral plaques transferred.
Every transfer corresponded roughly to five phage generations and effective population size was then approximated to five times the number of plaques transferred (the harmonic mean).
By contrast, the set of genes acquired by horizontal gene transfer corresponded to genes important for the cell to survive in a particular environmental niche, not to provide the basal functions for life.
These 33 gene candidates suspected to be involved in uterine ionic transfer corresponded to: (1) Ca2+ transfer: TRPV Ca2± channel (TRPV6), calbindin 28 kDa (CALB1), endoplasmic Ca2± pump type 2 and 3 (ATP2A2, 3), inositol trisphosphate receptor type 1, 2, 3 (ITPR1, 2, 3), Ca2± pumps PMCA type 1, 2 and 4 (ATP2B1, 2, 4) and Ca2±/Na± exchanger type 1, 3 (SLC8A1, 3).
It remains possible that this is due to an undersampling of phages from the Reb-harboring taxa or that these horizontal transfers correspond to events old enough to have allowed sequences to adapt to the new genome, or that all traces of the transfer vectors have been erased from the genome after transfer.
The most important electron transfer corresponds to Fe nearest neighbors.
Within functional genes, horizontal gene transfer corresponds to selective pressure.
The SL3ESS3 NMR signals most attenuated by the saturation transfer correspond to a subset of the aromatic and ribose protons.
It is unclear for me which of these transfer correspond to independent gain and/or loss of proviruses in different lineages of M. absessus and which ones are due to real transfer of viruses from one lineage to the other.
In Figure 33, where S is fixed, the equilibrium nuclear conformation after the H transfer corresponds to a larger distance between the H donor and acceptor (as in Figure 32b if X is similarly defined).
In contrast, the set of genes acquired by horizontal gene transfer corresponds to genes needed by the cell to survive in a particular environmental niche, not to provide the basic functions for life.
