Sentence examples for conserved life from inspiring English sources

It is perhaps not surprising that the cellular energy sensor adenosine monophosphate (AMP -activated protein kinAMP -activatedcritical suproteinr of the mTOR gerogene [ 1- 17], has been once again highlighted as a conserved life span modulator linkinaseioenergetics, metAMPKism, and longevity [ 12- 22].

They should also create peace, conserve life, and preserve the state a threefold responsibility.

"If we want to understand and conserve life on Earth, we had better start understanding and conserving the arthropods of tropical forests".

I joined the board of Julian Lennon's foundation called White Feather Foundation where we worked on conserving life in all forms; whether human, plant or animal.

So, the struggle to conserve life-forms is starting to get the kind of attention hitherto lavished only upon the climate.

California enacted the Marine Life Protection Act (MLPA) in 1999 to redesign and improve the state's system of marine protected areas (MPAs), which the State Legislature found created the illusion of protection while falling far short of its potential to protect and conserve living marine life and habitat.

The adhesive domains used in this study are both structurally and functionally conserved across life.

The basic elements of MMR are well conserved across life with a divergence in the mechanism of daughter strand recognition.

However, once a tissue has been specified, it is commonly expected that defined chromatin features have to be conserved throughout life to ensure tissue function.

Thus, the recognized epitope seems to be highly conserved across life forms, which leads to the suggestion that the antiserum labels acetylated α-tubulin also in Remipedia.

This was so because most of the genes coding for these proteins present the advantage of being (i) part of monogenic gene families allowing the easy identification of orthologous proteins, (ii) slowly evolving, (iii) ancient and well conserved among life domains, and (iv) rarely exchanged by horizontal gene transfers.