Molecular evolutionary characterization of a V1R subfamily unique to strepsirrhine primates

Keyphrases

• Amino Acid Composition 33%
• Ancestral Genes 33%
• Assembled Genomes 33%
• Aye-aye 33%
• Coherent Groups 33%
• Daubentonia 33%
• Functional Profile 33%
• Gene Copy number 100%
• Gene Duplication 33%
• Gene number 33%
• High Coverage 33%
• Intensive Sampling 33%
• Lemuriforms 33%
• Ligand Binding Site 33%
• Microcebus 33%
• Molecular Genetic Analysis 100%
• Mouse Lemur 33%
• Non-model 33%
• One-to-one Correspondence 33%
• Phylogenetic Analysis 33%
• Positive Selection 33%
• Primates 100%
• Receptor Gene 33%
• Semiochemicals 33%
• Sensory Input 33%
• Species Boundaries 33%
• Strepsirrhine Primate 100%
• Strepsirrhini 33%
• Transmembrane Region 33%
• Vomeronasal Receptor 66%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Amino Acid Composition 33%
• Binding Site 33%
• Cladistics 100%
• Gene Duplication 33%
• Lemur (Genus) 33%
• Ligand Binding 33%
• Mouse Lemur 66%
• Prosimian 33%
• Receptor Gene 33%
• Semiochemical 33%
• Sensory Stimulation 33%
• Vomeronasal Receptor 66%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Amino Acid Composition 33%
• Binding Site 33%
• Cladistics 100%
• Gene Duplication 33%
• Lemur (Genus) 33%
• Ligand Binding 33%
• Mouse Lemur 66%
• Prosimian 33%
• Receptor Gene 33%
• Sensory Stimulation 33%
• Teeth 33%