Sentence examples for very recent transfers from inspiring English sources

These are unlikely to be very recent transfers, because their GC content is clearly virus-like, (45%) rather than host-like (58%).

In fact, there may still be the possibility that some of the genes, particularly those with GC2 between 0.3 and 0.6, are falsely predicted as non-coding because of their very recent transfers.

The transferred phage genes were 99.9% identical, suggesting a very recent transfer in an otherwise rapidly evolving segment of the genome.

It is also highly similar (around 80% identity and 90% similarity) to the corresponding genes of this phylum, suggesting either a very recent transfer or high sequence conservation.

These data suggest a very recent transfer of Bari1 from D. simulans to D. melanogaster and further suggest that following this transfer, the sequence remained active and dispersed within the D. melanogaster genome, producing the similar copies that are observed today.

Such analysis will lead to candidates of very recent horizontal transfer events, which will likely offer opportunities to investigate the mechanisms and circumstances of horizontal transfer because the factors required for such lateral transfer may still be accessible for examination [3].

If an HGT event is very recent, the transferred genes may also still be clustered in the donor genome.

However, as shown here, such an approach can readily uncover transposons that exist in multiple copies and identify transposons that may be the subject of very recent horizontal transfer events.

Given that the Lake Kasumigaura Basin and Hachiro Lagoon share the same activity of game fishing, the discovery of a closely related genotype at some distance from Lake Kasumigaura might represent a very recent artificial transfer between these two aquatic environments (e.g., mediated by fish stocking or fishing boats).

For example, wRi is not only very similar to wAna but also very similar to the W. pipientis infecting Drosophila suzukii (Siozios et al. 2013), suggesting a very recent horizontal transfer of W. pipientis among the three host species (D. ananassae, D. simulans, and D. suzukii).

These transcripts may have originated from cohabiting fungi of the non-axenic culture used for RNA isolation, or may result from very recent horizontal gene transfers into the alga.