Значения термина evolutionary divergence на английском

These data provide structural and mechanistic insight into the evolutionary divergence of Usb1 catalysis.

Our results provide insight into the incipient evolutionary divergence of the two B. subtilis subspecies.

Thus, evolutionary divergence across space might frequently interact with the mechanisms that also determine spatial ecological patterns.

Habitat specialization during breeding and non-breeding likely promotes evolutionary divergence between these two populations via local adaptation.

More intriguingly, these parameters distribute in a way that mirrors the evolutionary divergence of the steroid receptor family.

UCYN-A includes several closely related lineages whose partner fidelity, genome-wide expression and time of evolutionary divergence remain to be resolved.

They also demonstrate a degree of evolutionary divergence within SHFV that is roughly equivalent to the degree of divergence between other arterivirus species.

Use of this assay in intermediate host and intermediate nonhost systems found the frequency of infection decreases with evolutionary divergence from the host species.

Structural differences, in particular in the DNA strand separation wedge region, highlight significant evolutionary divergence of the human PIF1 protein from bacterial and yeast orthologues.

In sum, we find that the molecular and cellular mechanisms underpinning olfaction in teleosts and mammals are similar despite 430 million years of evolutionary divergence.

Darwin eventually concluded that the Cambrian's evolutionary divergences started earlier, but left no trace in the fossil record.

In order to identify functional hot spots, ET scans a multiple sequence alignment for residue variations that correlate with major evolutionary divergences.