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Patterns of non-synonymous and synonymous polymorphism in P. falciparum and in Plasmodium vivax were compared with divergence from related species.

We compared the pattern of human polymorphisms with divergence from other mammals and tested the hypothesis that natural selection has shaped SLC2A4 diversity.

We are not describing neophobia, simply a divergence from the searching image of predators, which naturally goes hand in hand with divergence from the maximum-crypsis strategy.

Furthermore, the rates of both no-calls and unexpected heterozygous calls were positively correlated with divergence from the reference genome.

We discovered 20,522,880 single-nucleotide variations within the four strains with divergence from the reference strain at 1.3 1.37% depending on the strain (Table 1), confirming the highly polymorphic nature of medaka consistent with the broad geographical spread of its natural habitat (Setiamarga et al. 2009).

The Samaritan Pentateuch and the pre-Masoretic versions of the Old Testament made directly from Hebrew originals are all replete with divergences from current Masoretic Bibles.

Several studies evaluate each drug separately and then assess the complete antibiotic course by combining the separate evaluations, with divergences from the guidelines for one drug leading to a final assessment of the total prophylactic course as discordant with the guidelines[ 5, 17, 24].

Then, we combined polymorphism data from 20 central chimpanzee individuals with divergence patterns from humans and used the DFE-alpha extension of the MKT (Keightley and Eyre-Walker 2007) to compare the action of selection across pathways and across different classes of genomic elements.

Littorina arcana and L. compressa, with divergence times from L. saxatilis estimated to be 0.06-1.42 Ma, did not show separation from L. saxatilis by PCA when all genes were taken into account.

Using polymorphism data in D. simulans in conjunction with divergence data from D. melanogaster and D. yakuba, Begun et al. 2007 identified genes evincing recurrent directional selection using a McDonald-Krietman test [ 43].

First, there is a pattern of increasing divergence, or relaxed constraint, in the posterior HoxA genes in six teleost taxa, with divergence increasing from HoxA13 to HoxA9 (5′ to 3′, fig. 7) that is mirrored in the salmon and paddlefish posterior HoxA genes (albeit, not as precisely for the paddlefish paralogs that were duplicated most recently).