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This is supported by previous experimental observations that splicing regulation between both C. elegans and C. briggsae is highly conserved [ 43] and by a high conservation between C. elegans and C. briggsae acceptor sites [ 44].
Furthermore, an orthology relationship between the two members of each U{1 1} pair was strongly supported by a high conservation in the protein sizes and transcription levels.
Similarly, when Z i = 1, C i is more likely to be 1 as well (a true binding site is more likely to be conserved), and this is reflected by a higher conservation score S i.
As shown in Table 2, the mutation (T179P) caused by the nsSNP in PRDX4 has a high conservation score (0.79) and a low physicochemical properties changes score (0.22).
Additionally, constitutive exons are characterized by a higher conservation in the arrangement of ESEs, and alternative exons with an ESE-conservation similar to that of constitutive exons are characterized by a conservation of the flanking intron sequences higher than average, indicating the presence of more intronic regulatory signals.
This was explained by a higher positioning conservation of +1 nucleosomes (those located immediately downstream of a TSS): only 3% of +1 nucleosomes were listed as 'shifted' between BY and RM, whereas 12% of all other nucleosomes were shifted (P < 10−15, Chi square).
One major subclade of the Ulvales, encompassing the families Capsosiphonaceae and Gomontiaceae (often referred to as Acrosiphonaceae and Ulothrichaceae, respectively) was characterized by an even higher conservation of ITS2 positions, and therefore, a separate consensus secondary structure model was designed for these two families.
This superfamily is characterized by the high conservation of the fold that contrasts with an elevated sequence and functional divergence.
Lysozyme and α-lactalbumin appear to have evolved from a common ancestral protein, as evidenced by the similarity of their amino acid sequences and three-dimensional structures as well as by the high conservation of disulfide bridges (McKenzie and White 1991).
