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The extensive conservation of complex I composition between humans and Caenorhabditis elegans permits analysis of individual subunit contribution to mitochondrial functions at both the whole animal and mitochondrial levels.

Our findings highlight the need for conservation of complex population structure, because it provides resilience in the face of environmental change, both natural and anthropogenic.

Given the conservation of complex sensory and AP patterning between protostomes such as Drosophila and vertebrates, the parsimonious explanation is that ancestral developmental regulatory interactions, perhaps even entire GRN subcircuits, have been uncoupled along the lineage of echinoderms, possibly coincident with a simplification in early development.

Author's response: Clearly, the conservation of the complex in all Archaea is a prediction that stems from comparative genomic analysis.

The regulation of this complex in Drosophila through chromatin conformation regulators [ 45, 46], and the suggestion of coordinate regulation [ 46], may provide an explanation for the conservation of the complex through 540 million years of arthropod evolution.

In particular, conservation of a complex core fold, including the membrane spanning clusters of helices (TMH1-2 or CH1-2) strongly sthatgly that MACPF proteins and CDCs form pores using a analogous mechanism (Fig. 2).

The evolutionary conservation of some complexes has been examined in detail.

Perhaps less surprising is the high degree of conservation of the complexes throughout the Opisthokonta, Amoebozoa, Viridiplantae and the Kinetoplastida.

Although the exact functions of the CTLH complexes in scaffolding of protein degradation, in protein interactions and in signalling from the periphery to the cell centre are not yet fully understood, structural conservation of the complexes across eukaryotes suggests their important biological role.

Because of the high conservation of the DREAM complex, we expected to observe in mouse a pattern of E2F4 binding similar to that found in human, with a common set of genes bound independent of the particular tissue, and enriched for proliferation-related pathways.

10.7554/eLife.01030.005 Figure 2. Structure and conservation of the Bub1 Bub3 complex.