Sentence examples for been preserved through evolution from inspiring English sources
The neurotoxins as other biological molecules contain patterns that have been preserved through evolution because they are important to the structure or function of the molecule.
Also the overlap network which consists only of the nodes and links shared by all the organisms specific cores reveals those domain fusions that have been preserved through evolution.
Homologous regions likely play important cellular functions and thus are preserved through evolution; hence, homologous regions are likely rich in therapeutic targets.
The discovery that the Murphy Roths Large (MRL) mouse strain is a fully competent, epimorphic tissue regenerator, proved that the machinery of regeneration was preserved through evolution from hydra, to salamanders, to mammals.
How this is managed is still an enigma, but the identification of an inner 'firmly' adherent mucus layer and an outer 'loose' non-adherent mucus layer has recently shed light on this question [1].hese two mucus layers are built around a gel-forming mucin called MUC2, a type of molecule that is preserved through evolution all the way from the early metazoans [3].
Motif over-representation can be explained by the existence of segments that have been preserved through the natural evolution of the proteins and suggests that the regions described by those substrings play a structural and functional role in the protein's mechanisms [ 1, 2].
Borobudur has since been preserved through several restorations.
It's preserved through vision, through photographs".
During stress, several mechanisms that have been well preserved through evolution are triggered to increase the provision of energy substrates to vital tissues, including stimulation of the sympathetic nervous system, release of pituitary hormones [ 1], and peripheral resistance to the effects of anabolic factors [ 2].
