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Of these motifs, nearly half are highly conserved (conservation index >.9) between C. elegans and C. briggsae.

System (1.2) also conserves conservation laws.

These data suggest that, despite selecting on the basis of conservation, conserved intergenic and conserved exonic sequences appear to be subjected to different strengths of selective pressure within the human population.

As a first result, nearly half (44%%) of all strictly conserved genes (conservation code: 111 or 110) were identified as essential, while less conserved genes (conservation code: 011, 010, or 001) showed a much lower probability of being essential (10%).

Pre-miRNA genes are often highly conserved, but conservation drops off rapidly at their edges.

This result is consistent with the hypothesis that when a transcription factor binding event is conserved, this conservation is a good indictor of a functional regulatory connection [23].

Those HBs which did not contain at least one significantly conserved position (conservation level > 0) were discarded.

DPGs are abundant among eukaryotic genomes and highly conserved; the conservation is stronger within lineages than between lineages.

It is worth noting that though many polymorphism sites are highly conserved, evolutionary conservation score alone is not sufficient to predict the functional importance of a given base.

The catalytic triad [ 41] of the glutaminase (PurQ, or the corresponding domain of lgPurL) is present, with the cysteine and glutamate fully conserved, and conservation of histidine in all sequences except the two Thaumarchaeota, where an asparagine is present.

Next to this site is the universally conserved G926 (conservation between 98 and 100%) (25), which is hydrogen bonded to the phosphate linking the P- and E-site codons on the mRNA (55) (Fig.  5E).