Describe the two theories of the evolution of eukaryotic cells. What is the definition of prokaryotic cells? What cellular components are common to prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells ? Describe the differences in prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells. How have the characteristics of e...
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Structure and Evolution of the r/b Chromosomal Regions in Rice, Maize and Sorghum The r1 and b1 genes of maize, each derived from the chromosomes of two progenitors that hybridized >4.8 million years ago (MYA), have been a rich source fo... ...
The dioecious plant, Humulus scandens, can be used for studying the evolution of the XX/XY1Y2 sex chromosomes. In this study, we thoroughly examined the repetitive components of male and female H. scandens using next-generation sequencing data followed by bioinformatics ...
This was explained by the finding that the morphogenetic MAPK and cAMP pathways connect with well-known cell cycle regulators, including Clb2/Cdc28 and its inhibitor Swe1, suggesting that cell cycle components could serve as a link between environmental factors and filamentation (Rua et al., ...
and the proportion of these two components change during capacitation.58,59,76,77Various studies have shownin vitrothat plasma membrane cholesterol content is reduced by 20% to 50%, depending on the makeup of the capacitating medium.58,78Collectively, these changes in sperm membrane composition ...
Fluorescence microscopy, uniquely, provides the ability to examine specific components within intact, even living, cells. Unfortunately, high-resolution conventional fluorescence microscopy is intrinsically a two-dimensional technique and performs poorly with specimens thicker than about 0.5 m. Probing the ...
componentsrecombinationIn order to detect possible synergistic epistasis for viability in Drosophila melanogaster we assayed the relative viability of chromosomes II in: (i) panmixia, (ii) forced total homozygosity, and (iii) homozygosity for, on the average, half of their loci. As these genotypes ...
terrestris mosaic repeat 1 (BTMR1), which is also composed of inner segments originating from two different retrotransposons and a pseudogene corresponding to an RNA methyltransferase cDNA. The fact that BTMR1 is interspersed within chromosomes and the differences in its abundance in different species...
As the product of interspecific hybridization between its two ancestral octoploid (2= 8= 56) species (and ), the cultivated strawberry (脳) is among the most genomically complex of crop plants, harboring subgenomic components derived from as many as four different diploid ancestors. To ...