Example sentences for: phylogenetically

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  • (ii) For query sequences that do have orthologs, absence of overlap between the sequences considered orthologous and those which appear to be subtree-neighbors raises a red flag, indicating that the orthologs are in phylogenetically distant species relative to the query.

  • These genes are also redundant and phylogenetically incongruent, in contrast to coexisting homolog genes that are part of a full phylogenetically congruent set.

  • The location of NRG2 at 5q31 is therefore noteworthy because only single members of the other families are present there and because NRG2 is phylogenetically very distant from the 5q EGF gene ( HBEGF ), making either multigene or single-gene tandem duplications within 5q highly unlikely.

  • In many cases a discrepancy between orthology bootstrap values and sequence similarity is caused by orthologs in only phylogenetically distant (relatively to the query sequence) species.

  • Calnexin, Calreticulin, GRP94 (glycoprotein 96) and GRP78 (BiP) have been identified on the cell surface of immature thymocytes [ 16 17 ] . Cell surface expression of GRP94 is found in lymphocytes and lymphoid-like cells from several vertebrate species and is phylogenetically conserved [ 18 ] . Calnexin has been found on the surface of pro-B cells [ 19 ] , as well as in a variety of mammalian culture cells [ 20 ] and a number of HSPs are found expressed on the cell surface in human and murine tumor cells [ 21 22 23 24 ] . Calreticulin, GRP78 and PDI were described on the plasma membrane of different cell types [ 25 26 27 28 ] ; GRP78, GRP94, and PDI, have been found on the surface of rat exocrine pancreatic cells [ 29 30 ] , and GRP78 cell surface expression was recently shown in human endothelial cells [ 31 ] .


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