Sentence examples for both conservation and divergence from inspiring English sources

The data presented highlight both conservation and divergence amongst the three Bacilli, and in particular, revealed a high level of atmosphere-dependent genetic regulation for the two pathogenic strains (B. cereus G9241 and B. anthracis).

Comparative studies have found evidence for both conservation and divergence in aspects of appendage patterning across species and appendage types.

briggsae comparative genomic and genetic studies promise powerful new tools for the identification of genes and pathways and the study of both conservation and divergence.

Thus between the KN400 and the PCA strains there is both conservation and divergence among the extra-cytoplasmic proteins involved in transferring electrons out of the cell.

Our results support this scenario of evolution in fru, as we have found evidence for both conservation and divergence in function of the different isoforms.

We analyzed the predicted complement of WDR proteins from Arabidopsis, and compared this to those from budding yeast, fruit fly and human to illustrate both conservation and divergence in structure and function.

Our genome-wide analysis of ADAM genes in X. tropicalis revealed both conservation and evolutionary divergence of these genes in this amphibian species.

A structural comparison of SaCas9 with SpCas9 highlighted both structural conservation and divergence, explaining their distinct PAM specificities and orthologous sgRNA recognition.

In addition, a gene duplication analysis revealed that the class I cytosolic sHsp subfamily had expanded more than that of Arabidopsis, showing both the conservation and divergence of gene families during the evolution.

These features of M3 in long PINs indicate both conservation and probably specific divergence in function.

This overlap between conservation and divergence caused the fractions of conserved and diverged genes to sum to more than one in the Populus- A. thaliana comparisons in Figure  4D.