Sentence examples for a general conservation of from inspiring English sources

An HCE-gene association seems likely since there exists a general conservation of HCE position relative to their putative target gene [20].

The structures of Brf2-TBP/DNA ternary complexes reveal a general conservation of the architecture of TFIIB-related factors and specific recognition of DNA elements by Brf2.

Sequence feature characteristics of the different lengths of CREE illustrated in Figure 1 show a general conservation of CREE structure based on length.

We noticed a general conservation of global unfolding events, such as D2b and D2a being the first and last to denature, respectively.

There is also good conservation of the cysteine residues involved in the formation of the disulphide bonds of neprilysin which is indicative of a general conservation of the tertiary structure of M13 peptidases.

Our analyses found a general conservation of regulation genes and of their interactions among the different considered species, and may serve as a guide to extrapolate regulatory data from model species to lesser-known environmentally (or medically) relevant species.

The conducted gene expression profiling experiments enabled us to compare the transcriptional changes during sugar beet germination with the corresponding processes in the model species A. thaliana, and manifested a general conservation of the mechanisms regulating germination in dicotyledons.

The high proportion of functionally orthologous genes transcribed in Arabidopsis and sugar beet seeds might reflect a general conservation of the mechanisms regulating seed maturation and germination in dicotyledonous species.

The aim of the research was the definition of a general conservation protocol for cleaning, protection and for the maintenance of all the statues of the series.

The phylogenetic distribution of the remaining exons (C, D, E, and F) is much more variable, though there is a general conservation in the number of exons in the central variable segment of NCX orthologs (Table 2).

Comparison of the distributions for the three years highlighted a general conservation in the range of variation in the observed phenotype, and differences in the frequencies of the phenotypic classes.