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Thus, the role of mammalian akirin1 in regulating muscle growth may be conserved from the akirin proto-orthologue.

Both in mammalian and fly neurons, Pumilio affects dendritogenesis and/or synaptogenesis.,, - Thus, the relevance of the Smaug -Nanos/Pumilio post-transcriptional regulatory pathway is likely to be conserved from the insect to the mammalian CNS.

The metbox regions for these genes are highly similar to those of other Ent species (70% identical to the corresponding regions of E. coli) and appear to be conserved from the common ancestor.

The E25 of human RCAN1.4 protein is conserved from the zebrafish to human (Fig. S1C).

Thus, the motion still lies in a plane perpendicular to L and the magnitude is conserved, from the equation.

This feature was conserved from the dimers to the decamers.

During bone healing much of the initial developmental program is conserved, from the various cell types involved to the genetic mechanisms regulating cell differentiation [1] [3].

These three groups of tetraspanins have been conserved from the basal non-bilaterian metazoans (i.e., placozoans and sea anemones (Figure 2 and Figures S1,S2, and S3).

In addition to the six reported ancestral introns, 1 to 6, we identified three new ancient introns we call 4a, 4b, and 4c, which are conserved from the ancestors of the non bilaterian animal, Placozoa (Trichoplax adherens, introns 4b and 4c) and the unicellular choanoflagellate (Monosiga; intron 4a) to mammals (Fig. 2, Figures S1, S2 and S3).

The randomised arms were conserved from the primary trial for the main analysis.

The core proteins required for fusion are conserved from the yeast vacuole to the synaptic active zone (Table 1).