Sentence examples for best conserved sequences from inspiring English sources

Both FlyBase and BlastN give a higher score to D. melanogaster Mβ than to Mγ. Presumably, both use similar paradigms based on an alignment of only the best conserved sequences, whereas we used less stringent parameters (see Methods) to allow an alignment of the complete sequences.

In this manner, conserved sequences stand out.

These conserved sequences are essential for Mg2+- and ATP-binding.

cSaSTT3A-1F/1R and cSaSTT3A-2F/2R were used to get 2 parts of the conserved sequences.

It is known that proteins with important functions such as ribosomal proteins have highly conserved sequences.

These "alternative exons" maintain conserved sequences for human-mouse orthology and conserved regulatory sequence elements for conserved alternative splicing.

Sequence analysis shows conserved sequences between MtBPL, EcBirA and PhBPL.

We used two approaches to identify evolutionarily conserved sequences [i.e., multi-species conserved sequences (MCSs)] within the MPZ gene.

Tristetraprolin (TTP) is the best-studied member of a small family of three proteins in humans that is characterized by a tandem CCCH zinc finger (TZF) domain with highly conserved sequences and spacing.

Of the four SNPs, 8 and 9 lie in the best-conserved sequence, with SNP8 being the best conserved SNP across mammals (Supplementary Table 1).

The extracellular solute-binding protein (Family 1) has highly conserved sequence across Frankia, with the next best BLAST hits revealing low sequence similarity to sugar-binding proteins in Mesorhizobium loti and Rhizobium leguminosarium (E values of 10-17).