Due to the highly conserved nature of VAR2CSA DBL5ε sequence, it was decided to determine whether any of its conserved regions was recognised by naturally acquired antibodies.
The 16S rRNA gene is the most commonly used marker for inferring the phylogenetic relationship among bacterial species due to its highly conserved nature [9].
Indeed, the highly conserved nature would argue against a development differential in transcription.
The concealed and conserved nature of V3 in the HIV-2 is consistent with its lack of immunodominancy in vivo and with its role in preventing immune activation.
Our preliminary findings help establish the highly conserved nature of PKA and suggest that disruption of PKA affects physiological mechanisms known to be associated with healthy aging.
These results highlight the highly conserved nature of not only the dance itself, but also the mechanisms by which the dance is interpreted by follower bees.
These findings help establish the highly conserved nature of PKA and suggest that disruption of PKA affects physiological mechanisms known to be associated with healthy aging.
Considering the highly conserved nature of RP genes across vertebrate evolution, this knockdown system could also be instrumental in elucidating the pathogenic mechanisms of ribosomapathy.
Dimerization in other VirB7 proteins via Cys-Cys bridges should be possible given the highly conserved nature of the lipo-processing site (Cys-24 of VirB7Ti).
Fab e20 investigated in this study was able to bind HCV/E2 derived from all tested genotypes (Figure 1), indicating the highly conserved nature of its epitope.
The identical numbers indicating the highly conserved nature of miRNA and it targets.
