Sentence examples for conserved expansion from inspiring English sources

(A ) Elegans group nematodes show a loosely conserved expansion of Glutamine (Q) and Asparagine (N) residues in-between conserved domains of Kog1/Raptor.

The number of the bCRK-Is is conserved, excluding an expansion specific to Solanaceae, while the small bCRK-II subclade is absent from Brassicaceae.

The structurally and functionally conserved RabGTPases underwent expansion during evolution with 11 proteins identified in S. cerevisiae and more than 60 proteins in humans [17].

Contig E contains a large number of genes from non-collinear regions of the genome and in addition shows further expansion through repeat element proliferation, interestingly the pattern of genome expansion is conserved between the B and C genomes; however, the types of genetic elements represented is not.

After annihilation, however, the ratio of the number of remaining protons to photons would be conserved in the subsequent expansion to the present day.

Their persistence in DMD muscle could derive from either clonal expansion or conserved antigen recognition, or from the emergence of a regulatory population.

Moreover, copies of the same family are conserved (identity >80%), most expansion events appear to have happened within the past 2 Myr (supplementary fig. S2 B, Supplementary Material online).

However, the junctions of other 6 species appeared to be conserved with only minor expansions.

Furthermore, the gene families appear to be highly conserved since no outstanding expansions of protein domain families could be detected in O. ulmi.

The current study provides a foundation to isolate conserved regulators of cell tip expansion and those that are unique for pollen tube growth to the female gametophyte.

For an initial analysis of the reference transcriptional network (RTN) obtained by predicting high-affinity, highly conserved sites and subsequent paralogous expansion, we investigated the distribution of in- and out-degrees.