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(A ) Four conserved, contributing residues from PER2 (C1210 and C1213) and CRY2 (C432 and H491) form a CCCH-type zinc finger.

In addition, the 18S and 28S regions often harbour group I introns, inserted at highly conserved positions, contributing further information in regard to this region.

We also included coding SNPs and other noncoding SNPs to improve coverage of conserved elements contributing to the gene's designation as "rapidly evolving".

In a sequence alignment, these residues can be found flanking the fourth conserved cysteine contributing a required ligand to the FeS cluster (Supplementary Figure S7B).

The Preveotella intermedia strains share a set of conserved genes contributing to its adaptation and pathogenic and possess strain-specific genes especially those involved in adhesion and secreting bacteriocin.

To understand how the identified ErbB kinase conserved residues contribute to ErbB kinase functional specialization, and how mutations of these residues contribute to disease, we performed crystal structure analysis of the identified residues (see methods).

The I domain is relatively less conserved, and contributes to the DNA binding specificity and dimerization of these proteins [ 12].

A particularly interesting subset of these residues includes those that are highly conserved yet contribute little energetically towards interacting with Gemin2.

To understand how the highly conserved CCDs contribute to TRIM-catalyzed unbiquitination, we determined a crystal structure of the CCD (residues 143 to 321) of human TRIM69 at 2.15 Å resolution.

As is common among AAA+ ATPases, Mcm2-7 forms a toroidal complex with ATPase active sites at dimer interfaces formed from conserved motifs contributed by each adjoining subunit [ 18, 19]).

Despite the lineage-specific duplications and losses of domains 14, many complex domain architectures are found across the family but not always conserved, which contributes to erroneous assignments of orthologs.