Sentence examples for which duplicated from inspiring English sources

The genome analysis of Neurospora crassa and F. graminearum has indicated that the process of RIP, in which duplicated sequences are subject to extensive mutation, may result in the lack of highly duplicated sequences [ 40, 41].

Further, drawings and models ignore the huge variability in human anatomy, in which duplicated, misshapen or aberrant structures are common.

Mitosis is a unique cell cycle phase in which duplicated chromosomes are highly condensed.

We deal with models in which duplicated markers are not allowed.

RIP is a fungal-specific process in which duplicated sequences are mutated during meiosis (Selker et al. 1987; Selker 1990).

Studies on budding yeast have exposed the highly conserved mechanisms by which duplicated chromosomes are evenly distributed to daughter cells at the metaphase anaphase transition.

In contrast, under the model of "birth and death," new gene copy was created by various forms of gene duplications in order to diverge functionally, in which some duplicated copies with new function or original function maintained in the genomes, and others became nonfunctional or deleted due to mutation and degeneration.

Addition of a target induces a conformational change in which the duplicated fragment exchanges position with its counterpart peptide on the full-length protein.

In total, 12 Affymetrix Genechips measurements were obtained with total RNA samples from which 6 duplicated comparisons between the treated samples and the respective control were analysed: 2 for the DTT treatment, 2 for the tunicamycin treatment and 2 for the t-PA production.

The reconstruction of a phylogenetic tree combining all the global ON1 sequences, from which the duplicated region had been excised, and the non-ON1 sequences detected in Kilifi in 2012 showed that the global ON1 sequences, including those from Kilifi, form a monophyletic cluster away from sequences of non-ON1 viruses.

In two representative angiosperm genomes, Arabidopsis (Arabidopsis thaliana) and rice (Oryza sativa), we identified the ohnologs that were also locally duplicated, which were named locally duplicated ohnologs (the remaining ohnologs were named nonlocally duplicated ohnologs).