Sentence examples for average conservation level from inspiring English sources

In this study, we defined CNSs as homologous regions with at least 100 bp length and average conservation level of the protein-coding genes with one-to-one correspondence.

Based on our in silico data we did not find binding sites for IRF3 in this region, which is rather well conserved in the analyzed species, with the best conservation between human and cattle in 7 out of 8 human variants, and the worst conservation between chimpanzee and other species (average conservation level 36.57%).

On the other hand, Figure 7A and 7B show no marked differences of exon conservation levels between sequences of A5EΔ4 and the control sets (except SEs), and for all investigated exon types the average conservation level was found between 80% and 85%.

Values were averaged over the 50 terminal intronic nucleotides to yield a mean conservation level of that region.

The statistical significance of the differences between average evolutionary conservation levels was evaluated using the Students' t-test.

All identified symplesiomorphy sites showed amino acid conservation levels much higher than the 50% threshold (the average SerRS-type conservation level was 92%), suggesting that this result is not impacted by stringency of the selected cutoff.

Intergenic regions are poorly conserved, with an average conservation score of 0.124, while 3' UTRs display a more elevated conservation with an average of 0.233.

Figure 4 depicts DNA test-data results averaged over the 16 runs at each conservation level.

Strikingly, constitutive exons maintain the same average conservation at the flanking introns, independently of the level of conservation of the ESE-arrangement.

In order to evaluate the conservation of the me-ncRNAs and ml-ncRNAs, we assigned PhastCons [ 27] scores based on 17 vertebrate genomes to all base pairs in their corresponding genomic sequences, and average PhastCons scores (APCSs) were calculated as a measurement of conservation level (Table 2).

Histone H4 (a highly conserved protein), SOD2 (a protein with an average degree of conservation) and Fibrinopeptide (a protein characterized by a low conservation level) were used as evolutionary markers [ 46].