Sentence examples for conserved order from inspiring English sources

Aflatoxin biosynthesis genes are tightly clustered in a highly conserved order.

Retinal progenitor cells (RPCs) have been shown by lineage analysis to be multipotent throughout development and to produce distinct types of daughter cells in a temporal, conserved order.

During embryogenesis, the formation of retinal neurons follows a phylogenetically conserved order, and all six retinal neuron types are generated from common multipotent progenitors, with retinal ganglion cells being the first neurons to occur [20], [21].

The only exception was the Z chromosome, in which BAC-FISH signals demonstrated conserved order of three orthologous genes (all located at about one third of chromosome length) but inverted order of two other orthologs.

When mapped individually they displayed conserved order and very similar distances compared with the entire LG8.

Additional support for orthology of Daphnia and insect genes was sought by analyses of microsynteny (conserved order of genes).

g is a regular double-well potential in the non-conserved order parameter.

The symmetry reduction and orientation relationship between the parent and product phases were simulated using several non-conserved order parameters representing different transformation paths.

In the above, η is the non-conserved order parameter such that η = ηM in the solid matrix and η = ηV in the void.

The first scaling ensures that the leading order terms of the non-conserved order parameters take on their equilibrium values in the bulk phases regardless of the supersaturation.

This is the Euler-Lagrange equation that gives an equilibrium planar profile (curvature effect not appearing) for the non-conserved order parameter.