Sentence examples for conserved important from inspiring English sources
Some reports have shown that duplicated genes evolve more slowly than singletons [33], which suggests that conserved (important) genes have a greater probability of having duplicates.
These sites were all located within the first ANG α-helix, neighboring several conserved important amino acids.
We propose that the AHO-3 protein plays conserved important roles in neural function across animal species.
To do so, constituent antigens should be highly conserved, important for virulence and/or survival of N. meningitidis, surface-expressed, and able to induce bactericidal antibodies.
Many of these genes have high sequence similarity to other organisms, suggesting that functionally conserved, important putative immune, tolerance or repair genes have yet to be characterized in insects.
RNA silencing is an evolutionarily conserved, important gene expression regulator of various cellular processes in eukaryotes, whereby 21-24 nt small RNAs (sRNAs) direct silencing of endogenous genes or pathogens.
Safety grant "projects will enable emergency personnel to respond quickly and effectively to local needs and focus on emergency preparedness, accident prevention, and education and training," says TransCanada on its grant application form, while environment grant "programs will conserve important habitat, protect species at risk, and educate individuals about the importance of the environment".
Conservation subdivisions have emerged as a development option for communities wishing to conserve important ecological features and maintain rural character without decreasing housing density.
The most isolated places, such as the province of Britain, responded strongly to this opportunity and at the same time were able to conserve important elements of Roman civilization.
The surgical technique presented here removes the corpora cavernosa of the clitoris, but conserves important neurovascular attachments.
These maps offer guidance to managing mule deer populations, conserving important seasonal habitats, and mitigating development (e.g., wind energy) in areas identified as important to mule deer.
