This season, conserve as found.
Conserve as much energy as you can.
Although in these cases it is likely that the interaction pattern is conserved as well, only a small number of compensatory base pair changes is expected.
Specifically, we modelled the probability that a given splice site is conserved as a function of the gene's fold-change in expression and maximal level of expression across all stimulations.
While a structural role as a half-cystine provides a stability basis for possible selective pressure, it is less clear why this residue is conserved as a free cysteine (although free buried thiols can limit protein functional half-life).
And an expansive property that used to be a dairy farm, along Obtuse Hill Road, might have presented an irresistible development opportunity in other places but here has been conserved as a park.
The town's Old Ship Church (1681) was a Puritan meetinghouse and is now conserved as a museum, and the Old Ordinary (1680) was a colonial tavern that served daily "ordinary" meals to travelers.
Residue R196 in GH5 enzymes is thought to be strictly conserved as a histidine that participates in an electron relay network with the catalytic glutamates, but we show that an arginine fulfills a functionally equivalent role and is found at this position in every enzyme in subfamily GH5_36, which includes CpMan5B.
Based on the multiple sequence alignment, it was found that the catalytic amino acids are conserved as a catalytic triad (D165, H198 and S350) as found in other proteases (Larsen et al. 2006; Rawlings and Barrett 1993).
In the Pinaceae, Cupressacaeae (the two and only representatives of the conifers in our study) and Oleaceae, leaf out timing was better explained by species relatedness compared to local climate, indicating that species' leaf-out strategy within these families is conserved as a consequence of the constraints of past evolutionary history.
Gly60 is conserved as a small residue (Gly or Ala).
