Sentence examples for conserved absence from inspiring English sources

Each isolate also encodes the characteristic E-V159A substitution with the conserved absence of the NS4A-A85T NS5-K314R314R supportingons supporting monophyletic distribution and ancestral lineage within the NA/WN02 versus NY99 and SW/WN03 genotypes.

From the continuity equation (35) follows that it should be conserved in absence of a net total flow of matter in or out of the domain.

While the helical structure is likely conserved, the absence of the cysteines in the other FATC domains suggests the loop is not.

In a number of cases, gene regulation is conserved despite the absence of conservation at the primary sequence level (Tautz 2000; Weirauch and Hughes 2010).

Strikingly, the evolutionary conservation of some of the elements ([25] and data not shown) in mammals suggests that regulatory principles involved in light regulated gene expression might be conserved in the absence of peripheral photoreception.

Soil aggregates are conserved in the absence of tillage and the soil is well structured and porous.

Given the enrichment of major satellite DNA in chromocentres [ 28], we determined whether that association was conserved in the absence of DAXX.

In marsupial USM, the cysteine residue homologous to C37 (= C40 in tammar secreted USM1) is conserved, despite the absence of C73.

This machinery is unlikely to be conserved in the absence of function and indeed it has been lost in the plastome-less alga Polytomella (Smith and Lee 2014).

Given the importance of CENP-M in kinetochore assembly and stability, and its interaction with evolutionarily conserved proteins, its absence in several representatives of Opisthokonta is puzzling.

MITEs have a suite of well known characteristics such as small size (usually less than 500 bp), conserved TIRs, and the absence of protein-coding sequences [10].