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Using this as a background, we examine gene 5' regions, identifying 610 blocks conserved far beyond neutral expectations across the three mouse malariae, and 81 blocks conserved as strongly across all four species (p < 10-6).

Whatever the merits of this plan environmentally, the case remains that just slight increases in automobile fuel efficiency would conserve far more oil than the U.S. could ever hope to extract from the Alaskan preserve.

Despite the increasing number of papers on decellularized scaffolds, there is little consensus on the optimum method of decellularizing biological tissue such that the micro-architecture and protein content of the matrix are conserved as far as possible.

Sixteen novel SGIV-encoded miRNAs were identified by a computational pipeline, including a miRNA that shared a similar sequence to herpesvirus miRNA HSV2-miR-H4-5p, which suggests miRNAs are conserved in far related viruses.

The presence of evolutionarily conserved motifs far upstream of ORFs would bolster the case for regulatory relevance of large UIR.

Seventy percent of these missense mutations occurred in previously described functional domains (Fig.  1) (6, 13); and more than 80% affected MLK3 residues which have been evolutionarily conserved as far in evolution as Drosophila melanogaster (Fig.  1).

The LAP2β isoform is conserved as far back as vertebrates and can attach to the nuclear envelope through its C-terminal TM region and bind lamin B to the nuclear lamina (Foisner and Gerace, 1993).

Several gene families related to the production and modification of pectins in plants appear to have multiple members that are conserved as far back as the common ancestor of mosses and vascular plants.

The archaeal ancestor of eukaryotes, the exact nature of which remains elusive, also retained the RecJ ortholog (CDC45) in which some but not all catalytic residues of the DHH domain are conserved; so far, to our knowledge, there is no experimental data demonstrating a nuclease activity in CDC45.

Now we see that (A7) We immediately see from above that at steady state the total amount of A (free and complexed) is set at the level A T = k pa/k d, and likewise the total amount of B (free and complexed) is set at the level B T = k pb/k d and hence the total amounts of each of A and B at steady state may be regarded as conserved, as far as signalling from X is concerned.

In our segmentally adapted nomenclature, we tried to conserve as far as possible the conventional denominations of the raphe nuclear complexes (e.g., DR, ROb, RPa; Olszewski and Baxter 1954; RMg found in Taber et al. 1960; MnR found in Dahlström and Fuxe 1964; the same approach can be applied to the B group names of the alternative alpha-numeric terminology; see Fig.  15 and Table  1).