[PDF] Top 20 A role for gene duplication and natural variation of gene expression in the evolution of metabolism.

... transcript variation for the aliphatic glucosinolate biosynthetic pathway was a dramatic outlier in both accession datasets (Figure 5 and Table ...S3). Gene expression ... See full document

... Evolution of major trans -acting regulatory QTL In contrast to our estimates of a 16%–24% deficiency in the number of cis-acting QTL, approximately 94% of genes ... See full document

... hepatic gene expressions to maintain metabolic ...potential role in the regulation of metabolism, we analyzed its gene (Enpp1) expression in the liver ... See full document

... rate of evolution when compared to similar loci on the autosomes, and well articulated models provide reasons why the X-linked mode of inheritance may be responsible for ... See full document

... share the same signal transduction pathway, including the activation of the phospholipase C (PLC) and the inositol phosphate (IP3), which involves the Gq/11 G-protein type ... See full document

... accumulation in stationary phase, the sRNA binds to ompA mRNA blocking ribosome binding and translation ...releases the mRNA from the ‘protection’ by the ribosomes and ... See full document

... of the scientific attraction to colour patterns, besides an appreciation of their innate beauty, is due to their enormous diversity and rapid evolution, their crucial roles in ... See full document

... between the male ejaculate and the female reproductive tract is a driving force in the rapid evolution of reproductive ...proteins. The dearth of research on ... See full document

... abundant in lipid droplets and endoplasmic reticulum and is required for the fatty acid ...N-terminus of ACSL3 is required for the translocation from the endoplasmic ... See full document

... (COX4I1, Gene ID: 1327) encodes the nuclear-encoded subunit IV isoform 1 − the terminal enzyme of the mitochondrial respiratory ...part of a multi-subunit enzyme complex that ... See full document

... investigate the marks that evolution by natural selection has left on the topology of a gene ...network. Natural selection acts on the organism phenotype that is ... See full document

... Abstract: The life of bucket teeth in shovel and dragline deployed in handling of overburden rock is an important contributor to the stores cost and is also ... See full document

... work in combination with industrial tests of casting welding show that the causes of high-temperature brittleness are the partial tears of the structure and ... See full document

... irrespective of the type of treatment ...is the likelihood of cross-contamination with the use of urine separating (Ecosan) toilets ...part of the total ... See full document

... made in socially and environmentally responsible ...products of socially responsible firms, but are not willing to spend time on figuring out which firm is socially ...At the same time, a ... See full document

... traits in humans has been a challenging task in the absence of large samples with accurate phenotypic measures and dense genotypic ...data. In particular, one of ... See full document

... structure of the remelting zone of the steel C90 steel be- fore conventional tempering consitute cells, dendritic cells, sur- rounded with the cementite, inside of which there is ... See full document

... quality of alternatives with regard to price within a category (Jin & Suh, ...advantages and technologies related of environmental ...not the actual quality of the brands or ... See full document

... influences the grain size and the quality of the casting is the amount of modifier introduced into the ...mould. The amount of cobalt aluminate ... See full document

... evaluates the factors that have contributed to the decline in earnings inequality in Brazil, for the first time in decades, by means of a flexible decomposition technique ... See full document