Sentence examples for conserved characteristics from inspiring English sources

Searching for similar genomic markers revealed two other highly conserved characteristics that help distinguish microsporidia from non-fungal opisthokonts.

These vaccines are designed using a large number of primary viral sequences, and as such contain the most highly conserved characteristics of each.

14,51-54 Salsoroviewed viewed transmitter specificity (or equivalently, secretory specificity) as one of the most evolutionarily conserved characteristics of neurons.

Because of the lack of known conserved characteristics of piRNA sequences (except the occurrence of a uridine base at the first position) and structure (there is no known structure for piRNAs), their identification by computational methods is a difficult task.

Research in archaeal model strains indicates that most replication origins share conserved characteristics, such as the presence of inverted ORB elements and being located directly adjacent to orc/cdc6 genes [ 5, 9, 10].

Using a bootstrapping method, they created and trained an alternating decision tree classifier to extract conserved characteristics shared by disease-associated proteins with 79% area under the receiver operating curve.

Further, we hypothesize that endocrine activity of extraembryonic membranes might be an evolutionarily conserved characteristic of amniotes.

With this extensive data set of TamB sequences, we sought to investigate their conserved characteristic features.

Hence, we added the analysis of evolutionarily conserved characteristic sites as a third line of evidence.

Fungal CYPs show highly conserved characteristic motifs, but very low overall sequence similarities.

The formation of open chromatin, or nucleosome disassembly, and its association with transcriptional activity are an evolutionarily conserved characteristic [ 5].