Sentence examples for conservation of elements from inspiring English sources

In this study we evaluated the changes in vegetation cover as a proxy of the success of urban planning in the creation or conservation of elements able to provide ecosystem services to citizens and therefore strengthening urban sustainability.

Comparison of LDSS-positive sequences between Arabidopsis and rice has revealed moderate conservation of elements and common promoter architecture.

The conservation of elements that either lack function or whose functions are yet to be ascribed has been relatively little investigated.

Importantly, the similar inhibitory effects of old mouse serum and old myofibers on satellite cell (Figs 1 and 4C) and hESC (Figs 2 and 4A) proliferation and regenerative capacity suggest the conservation of elements in age-specific extrinsic regulatory mechanisms between evolutionarily distinct species and stem cell types.

First analyses indicated that SIDER2 sequences indeed exist in the L. braziliensis genome, but the distribution of the elements in the chromosome 32 was not conserved regarding the conspicuous conservation of SIDER2 elements that exists between L. infantum and L. major chromosome 32.

However, this renders the exceptions all the more interesting: the lower the extent of conservation of regulatory elements, the more important the few elements that are conserved.

For instance, the promoter of the setR gene in the integrating-conjugative element SXT shows remarkable conservation of promoter elements and SetR-binding sites among strains (Additional file 2).

This was an extension of the above analyses in which we characterized genetic conservation of regulatory elements and the epigenetic activity of these elements in mouse and human Treg cells.

Copia retrotransposons have been increasingly active in the last 5 million years and have more members with conserved internal domains that contrast with a lower activity and conservation of Gypsy elements.

This approach is based on the high conservation of functional elements between genomes of related organisms, a particularly relevant feature for the identification of noncoding functional elements, such as transcription factor binding sites (Wasserman and Sandelin 2004).

In this study, we investigated if evidence of the conservation of DNA elements could be found in primitive species, such as sponge and hydra, and if these conserved elements have similar functions as those previously reported for higher eukaryotes.