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By contrast, the region is not conserved as such in T. brucei, where it sizes 8286 bp, bears several 'unlikely' CDSs and retroelements and, more importantly, does not actually constitute a SSR; still, it is flanked downstream by the same DGC as in the other Tri-Tryps and upstream by the upstream DGC of L. major chromosome 1 but entirely inverted [ 5].

Instead, HSA 1 would have been conserved as a single chromosome in the ancestral complement, because it was conserved as such in the Eutherian ancestor and in three species of Xenarthra (C. hoffmanni, B. torquatus, and B. tridactylus), and must have been convergently split in the karyotypes of the other species of the group, as already demonstrated for other placental mammals [ 43].

In T. cruzi, this SSR is conserved as such (1211 bp, with the XPP and PAXP gene located on the 'left' and 'right' of the SSR respectively); but another unknown CDS is located upstream of the PAXP gene, hence at the start of the 'right-oriented' directional gene cluster (DGC) (like our novel gene is located at the start of the 'left-oriented' DGC in Leishmania).

Chemokines are typically quite poorly conserved, and as such provide an indication of how much sequences may diverge while retaining similar functions.

Cytochrome b (Cyt b) is relatively conserved, and as such can be used to resolve deeper splits, whilst the control region harbours higher diversity and can provide higher resolution [ 20, 21].

Such regions may include highly conserved genes, such as rRNA operons, as well as horizontally transferred DNA such as pathogenicity islands [ 5, 8, 10, 11].

A similar conservation pattern is observed in other metabolic maps classified as moderately functionally conserved, such as the pathway for glycerophospholipid metabolism (00564).

As expected, some highly conserved regions, such as those containing cysteine residues and other structurally important residues, were found within the hyper-diverse mature domain.

Cells display highly conserved features, such as the (almost) universal rule of the genetic code, as well as the DNA replication machineries.

B-1 cells express antibody specificities against conserved bacterial epitopes such as phosphorylcholine as well as self antigens such as ssDNA, Thy1 and red blood cells.

Noether's expertise in symmetry led her to discover that the symmetries of a physical system are inextricably linked to physical quantities that are conserved, such as energy.