functional divergence
Functional Divergence in the Caspase Gene Family and Altered Functional Constraints: Statistical Analysis and Prediction
... I functional divergence (i.e., altered functional constraints or site-specific rate difference) in the caspase gene family that is important for apoptosis (programmed cell death) and cytokine ...the ...
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Genome Wide Functional Divergence after the Symbiosis of Proteobacteria with Insects Unraveled through a Novel Computational Approach
... of functional divergence in both endosymbiotic ...phase. Functional divergence of genes involved in DNA replication, including helicase (DnaB), primase (DnaG) and the SSB protein in Buchnera ...
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Functional divergence of the brain-size regulating gene MCPH1during primate evolution and the origin of humans
... the divergence of MCPH1 protein sequences among primates may have caused functional changes that contribute to brain ...the functional outcomes of a series of mutant MCPH1 proteins that carry ...
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“Phylogenetic and evolutionary analysis of functional divergence among Gamma glutamyl transpeptidase (GGT) subfamilies”
... exhibit functional variability) through “functional divergence analysis” could provide us any leads into what residues would be responsible for this diversity of enzyme ...through functional ...
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Proteome Wide Analysis of Functional Divergence in Bacteria: Exploring a Host of Ecological Adaptations
... to functional differences between related genes is called functional divergence ...level, functional diversification is primarily associated with adaptive radiations, when a single ancestor ...
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Functional Divergence of the Nuclear Receptor NR2C1 as a Modulator of Pluripotentiality During Hominid Evolution
... suggests functional divergence in either the transcription factor or in the mouse Nanog pro- ...Such divergence is plausible, given that primates and rodents have been evolving independently for 75 ...
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Antimicrobial functional divergence of the cecropin antibacterial peptide gene family in Musca domestica
... Peptides differ in their microbial recognition and kill- ing mechanisms, but all peptides interact directly with microorganisms, leading to a potential co-evolution of host genes and microorganisms [35]. For example, in ...
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Functional divergence after gene duplication and sequence structure relationship: a case study of G protein alpha subunits
... perform functional divergence analysis of protein ...type-I functional divergence between duplication genes (or subfamilies) in protein families and identify residues responsible for the ...
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Unexpected Functional Divergence of Bat Influenza Virus NS1 Proteins
... notable divergence from classical FLUAV counterparts, and functionally, bat FLUAV glycoproteins lack canoni- cal receptor binding and destroying ...enigmatic functional divergence between bat FLUAVs ...
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Using Evolutionary Rates to Investigate Protein Functional Divergence and Conservation: A Case Study of the Carbonic Anhydrases
... according to NetPhos (an artificial neural network algo- As for their Bayesian counterparts, the type I and II rithm; Blom et al. 1999). The score for conserved S259 LRTs are designed for the study of functional ...
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Comparable Rates of Gene Loss and Functional Divergence After Genome Duplications Early in Vertebrate Evolution
... Gene families follow different patterns of loss, compensation and divergence; when the second ge- nome duplication occurred, some divergent genes had already lost their orig[r] ...
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Bayesian classification of residues associated with protein functional divergence: Arf and Arf-like GTPases
... Results: The mcBPPS sampler classified sequences within the entire P-loop GTPase class into multiple categories by identifying those evolutionarily-divergent residues most likely to be responsible for functional ...
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Functional Divergence among CD103+ Dendritic Cell Subpopulations following Pulmonary Poxvirus Infection
... the functional capabilities of these subsets are only beginning to be ...the functional capabilities of cells within this population differ with the expression of CD8, suggesting that CD103 ⴙ cells may be ...
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Evolutionary origin and functional divergence of totipotent cell homeobox genes in eutherian mammals
... It would be wrong, however, to characterise the origin of ETCHbox genes as a simple case of tandem duplica- tion and divergence. Our comparative analyses of the genomic regions around these genes reveals a far ...
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Functional divergence between eyeless and twin of eyeless in Drosophila melanogaster
... the functional differences between ey and toy are not only due to their different DNA- binding specificities and changes in the cis-regulatory sequences of their PDs, but also to interactions with different ...
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Functional Divergence in Tandemly Duplicated Arabidopsis thaliana Trypsin Inhibitor Genes
... ATTI divergence between ...to divergence across the entire association between haplotype and function suggests cis- chromosomal region (K ⫽ ...possible, divergence and Purugganan ...
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Functional divergence and convergence between the transcript network and gene network in lung adenocarcinoma
... In this study, we report the first comparative analysis between TN and GN in lung adenocarcinoma. We demon- strate that TN differs substantially from GN in view of deci- phering the genetic relationships among patients ...
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A divergence measure for survival distributions
... the divergence of the survival distributions for the two groups Resection Margin = positive and Resection Margin = ...the divergence measured up to time t ...the divergence steadily increases to a ...
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Genetic Divergence in Moth Bean
... Grouping of cluster pairs into the divergence class (DC) is presented in Fig 3. On the light of discussion, initial choice of parents should be made from the cluster combinations falling in the divergence ...
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Convergence and Divergence among Countries
... regional divergence, in the sense that the elimination of tariff barriers between nations promotes the consolidation of economic activities in the rich countries which could strengthen the phenomena of ...
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