Sentence examples for both structure and sequence from inspiring English sources
Angiosperm mitochondrial genomes are remarkably variable in both structure and sequence content.
The androgen receptor seems to be closely related to the glucocorticoid receptor in terms of both structure and sequence homology.
Though this protein complex is quite different from the 1A8G complex in both structure and sequence, the shape of this biclique pattern is very similar in these two protein complexes as expected.
Finally, the 5'-terminal of the gene contains the less conserved exon-block (B_8_9), characterized by high variability at level of both structure and sequence, and by the presence of a possible lineage-specific alternative splicing.
In addition, both the structure and sequence have low similarity in the active site housing segment.
Recent additions to the DAS protocol have enabled both structure and alignment (sequence and structural) data to be exchanged.
Compared to the RPSA transcript, RPSA pseudogenes differ significantly both in structure and sequence identity, ranging from structurally identical pseudogenes sharing 99% sequence identity to pseudogenes lacking half of the gene or containing many deletions throughout the whole gene, sharing only 74% sequence identity.
The results illustrate a comprehensive quantitative approach for analysis of RNA binding specificity, and show how both RNA structure and sequence preferences of an essential protein subunit direct the specificity of a ribonucleoprotein enzyme.
The R osettaD esign algorithm (12) is an iterative process that energetically optimizes both the structure and sequence of a protein.
In all these proteins, HHpred identifies several conserved blocks including the characteristic glycine-rich loop, based on both secondary structure and sequence conservation.
The reannotation of the mtDNAs of the ants allowed the identification of the correct position of trnN through comparisons based on both secondary structure and sequence analysis with a broad array of homologous counterparts (see Results and Discussion).
