divergent sequence meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. The BLOSUM series were generated by comparing a number of divergent sequences.
2. LIM domains have highly divergent sequences, apart from certain key residues.
3. Gamma Proteobacteria are unique in possessing quorum sensing genes, which, although functionally similar to the LuxI / LuxR genes, have a markedly divergent sequence.
4. He proposes a possible definition of a divergent sequence, known today as " Ces�ro's sum ", given by the mean of the sequence partial terms'sum.
5. Different subcellular localizations of the CRAT mRNAs are thought to result from alternative splicing of the CRAT gene suggested by the divergent sequences in the 5'region of peroxisomal and mitochondrial CRAT cDNAs and the location of an intron where the sequences diverge.
6. If a sequence tends to infinity, or to minus infinity, then it is divergent ( however, a divergent sequence need not tend to plus or minus infinity : take for example x _ n = (-1 ) ^ n ).
7. Very modern examples of faith in this assumption include the claim that rRNA is a molecular chronometer ( Woese 1987 ) [ so the rRNA more divergent is the oldest one ]; another one is the excessive respect for the assumption ( almost mythical ) of a DNA sequence acting as a molecular clock, in a way that again the more divergent sequence comes from an older lineage even when this doesn't match with paleontology data; morphological examples are the idea that we can infer antiquity from the degree of phenotypic change; the idea that sister groups necessarily deserve equal rank [ as Hennig ( 1966 ) proposed ]; and the idea that older groups necessarily deserve higher ranks.