Sentence examples for conserved and share from inspiring English sources

The ROR family of proteins are evolutionally conserved and share a high level of homology between orthologs in Mus musculus, Caenorhabditis elgans, Xenopus laevevis, Drosophila melnogaster, Apylasia californica, and Gallus gallus (Wilson et al., 1993; Forrester et al., 1999; Oishi et al., 1999; McKay et al., 2001; Hikasa et al., 2002; Stricker et al., 2006).

These two isoforms are highly conserved and share ∼98% sequence similarity in their catalytic domains [1].

All of these genes are highly conserved and share similarities to the relatives of Cupriavidus/Ralstonia group.

The sequences involved in secondary structures appear highly conserved and share significant homology at the class (Bacilli) or the phylum (Firmicutes) level.

Cold shock proteins are evolutionarily conserved, and share a so-called cold shock domain [ 1, 2].

The two variable regions (VRA and VRB) are flanked in all B. bronchiseptica and B. parapertussis strains by genes wbmA, wbmB and wbmC, which are conserved and share between 90 and 100% sequence similarity.

MiR-9 is highly conserved and shares 100% homology between dogs, humans, and mice.

This mechanism is highly conserved and shared by other SR proteins.

The BTG2 protein is highly conserved and shares 94% homology with the murine equivalent [ 20].

The planar cell polarity (PCP) pathway is also evolutionarily conserved and shares several components with the canonical pathway.

Most of the CNSs are evolutionarily conserved and shared between all teleosts or at least between the neoteleosts.