Sentence examples for conserved section from inspiring English sources

It is interesting to note that arguably the best conserved section between the Arachis and Lo.

This alignment reveals a highly conserved section, across all species, corresponding to the experimentally determined human promoter region, and the chicken and rat TSS.

The length of this linker varies significantly between different species, so we designed a version lacking its least conserved section spanning residues 86 130 (∆86–130 Parkin; Fig 1A).

The multiple alignment clearly showed the highly structured DBD domain of approximately 100 amino acids, located in the proteins amino-terminal section, which was the most conserved section of maize Hsfs.

Therefore, we inspected the sequence alignment and visually split all control region sequences into a 5' "variable" section (the first 39 - 49 bp) and a 3' "conserved" section (the remaining 493 base pairs).

These results are congruent with those from a previous study, where it was concluded that glycolysis is a plastic pathway and that the lower part of the glycolysis pathway is the more conserved section among the three cellular domains [ 24].

For TRPM8, we selected variants representing four non-conservative substitutions located in two evolutionarily conserved sections of the N-terminal domain.

These conserved sections were then connected by de novo building of RNA.

Each gap represents genomic regions that are missing in at least one of the strains, while the colored blocks denote conserved sections that are present in all virulent strains.

By using the de novo motif search algorithm meme and more plant species than previously, we can show that the five conserved sections predicted by Calonje et al. [ 25] are indeed conserved in the entire EMF1 orthologous group (in Figure  3C shown as 6 motifs), from gymnosperms to eudicots.

Amon is among the scientists who argue that their findings should prompt the ISA to conserve a section of the eastern CCZ.