In heterothallic (obligate outbreeding) species, these MAT genes are contained within a region of the genome termed the MAT locus, with highly divergent forms of this locus, known as "idiomorphs," present in isolates of sexually compatible MAT1-1 and MAT1-2 genotypes.
In the present study, the phenetic analysis places S. macrophylla in AFLP cluster B with several divergent forms of S. speciosa (Figs 3 and 4), and it is nested within S. speciosa in clade #2 in the ML tree (Fig. 6).
In studies analogous to the work presented on S. pyogenes, the experimental replacement of the Escherichia coli regulatory gene pmrD, with a divergent form derived from Salmonella enterica, results in differential regulation of homologous genes and alterations in a probable niche-determining phenotype [31].
Gradual genetic and morphologic transitions occur between intermediately derived forms around the ring, whereas abrupt changes occur between the most divergent forms at the terminus, with rare hybridization restricted to few generations of hybrids or even full RI [ 21, 22].
The similarity of plasticity mechanisms across divergent forms of CNS injury suggests that plasticity, as with development, uses a limited repertoire of events across numerous contexts.
How do we explain objects of similar forms which might be theorized through divergent models, or objects of divergent forms which might be theorized through similar models?
Serial homologs have widely divergent forms.
The nonlinear part of the equation is written in a divergent form.
More recent research associates left-handedness with "divergent thinking," a form of creativity that allows you to come up with novel ideas from a prompt — at least among men.
Various spherical forms with divergent surfaces like patched concrete and painted metal straddle the line between the earthly and the grounded, to the esoteric or otherworldly.
