Sökning: "phylogenetic reconstruction"
Visar resultat 21 - 25 av 36 avhandlingar innehållade orden phylogenetic reconstruction.
21. Evolutionary transitions across the tree of life : Phylogenomic case studies in environmental archaea, bacteria and eukaryotes
Sammanfattning : Microbes form the majority of life on Earth, but have been systematically underrepresented in historical research. The sequencing revolutions of the last two decades have completely changed the way we can study microbial genomic information, giving us the means to probe ever deeper into their evolution. LÄS MER
22. Early Cambrian Problematic Lophotrochozoans and Dilemmas of Scleritome Reconstructions
Sammanfattning : The emergence and radiation of metazoan body plans around the Precambrian/Cambrian boundary, some 500-600 million years ago, seems to be concordant with the appearance and diversification of preservable hard parts. Several Precambrian soft-bodied, multicellular organisms most likely represent stem-group bilaterians, but their fossil record is rather sparse. LÄS MER
23. Orthology and protein domain architecture evolution
Sammanfattning : A major factor behind protein evolution is the ability of proteins to evolve new domain architectures that encode new functions. Protein domains are widely considered to constitute the "atoms" of protein chains, acting as building blocks of proteins as well as evolutionary units. LÄS MER
24. Evolutionary studies of the Gnetales
Sammanfattning : The Gnetales consist of three distinct genera, Ephedra, Gnetum and Welwitschia with considerable divergence among them regarding morphological, ecological and molecular characters. A longstanding debate of the similarity between the Gnetales and angiosperms and the unresolved seed plant phylogeny intrigues plant scientists to further investigate the evolutionary history of the Gnetales. LÄS MER
25. Genetic variation of HIV-1 : molecular epidemiology and viral evolution
Sammanfattning : HIV-1 displays a very high genetic variability. The evolutionary process of the virus generates a nucleotide substitution rate which is approximately one million times faster than that of higher organisms. This remarkable rate in combination with a half-life of six to eight hours, gives HIV-1 an enormous potential of genetic adaptation. LÄS MER