Sentence examples for conserved divergence from inspiring English sources

Therefore, differential concentration in the BB is a conserved divergence between boule and dazl RNAs in trout and other organisms.

However, given that the targets themselves are evolutionarily conserved, divergences and phylogenetic information content within and across closely related lineages could be low.

Metabolic changes were partially conserved, but divergence was observed amongst the genotypes.

Yet, not only leaders are not highly conserved but divergence is very high between the leader sequences of the putatively active CRISPR1 and CRISPR2 in all Escherichia and some Salmonella genomes.

If the interacting partners are fully conserved, any divergence of the transgene could be of little consequence.

Therefore, it indicates that the motif locations of expansins belonging to the same subfamily are conserved, whereas divergence exists among expansins from the four subfamilies.

Non-significant difference in average synonymous substitution rate between lowly expressed housekeeping and tissue-specific genes suggest that lowly expressed genes have been conserved during divergence between rice and Arabidopsis.

As these 308 transcripts are expected to be functionally conserved, their sequence divergence was used to assess the overall sequence divergence between the six Solanaceae species, Arabidopsis, and rice.

Whether specific configurations of Wnt/β-catenin signalling and Wnt expression in epithelial patterning and morphogenesis have been conserved since the divergence of Homoscleromorpha and Eumetazoa or have appeared convergently remains open to debate.

In conclusion the protein interaction pattern for both human FEZ1 and C. elegans UNC-76 seemed to be mostly conserved since the divergence of the deuterostomes (represented by the human FEZ1) from the "protostomes" (represented by C. elegans UNC-76), which occurred around 650 million years ago.

The centromere-distal sequences are similarly well conserved (0.4% divergence).