Sentence examples for conserved editing from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, we identify a conserved editing site in rats, in Cog3.

The presence of such editing would provide further evidence for the dinoflagellate mitochondrial location of the cox1 and cob genes identified here, so all D. baltica gene fragments were aligned to their respective transcripts and conserved editing sites examined.

To test this we compared the conserved editing sites known from numerous dinophycean taxa with the editing sites in Hematodinium sp. and found that no edits appear to be shared between them.

The low substitution rates found in coding areas of plant mitochondria could generate an environment in which it is easier to conserve edited sites by reducing selection pressure.

No alteration in the editing reaction was observed after celecoxib treatment, indicating that editing levels are extremely conserved and editing modifications may occur only after a longer treatment or in a situation of life-time inhibition of COX-2 activity as observed in COX-2−/− mice.

The presence of edited sites may represent a "burden", since they are dependent on specific recognition sequences and trans-factors that need to be conserved to maintain editing activity.

However, this was the most highly conserved RNA editing event yet reported in invertebrates.

RNA editing conserved between the orders Diptera and Lepidoptera for one nAChR gene was previously considered an example of convergent evolution [ 17].

However, transcriptome-wide screens have only uncovered about 25 transcripts harboring conserved recoding RNA editing sites in mammals and several hundred recoding sites in Drosophila.

In addition, the ATP makes numerous interactions with residues that are conserved in the editing ligases only.

The antifungal drug (AN2690) binding residues of C. albicans LeuRS are also highly conserved in LmLeuRS editing domain.