Sentence examples for conserved sequence from inspiring English sources
noun
A DNA or protein sequence with a high degree of sequence identity to other sequences in that species, or in others.
An evolutionarily conserved sequence motif that was initially identified in Drosophila melanogaster.
We present a method for discovering conserved sequence motifs from families of aligned protein sequences.
These four pairs of primers target conserved sequence motifs in the mt genome of the elephant louse.
Because DNA is always subject to mutation, a highly conserved sequence is a sure sign of DNA that plays some vital role.
Riegert, P. & Gilfillan, S. A conserved sequence block in the murine and human TCR Jα region: assessment of regulatory function in vivo.
On the basis of this sequence information, we coded in-house Perl scripts to match possible E-box and BRRE motif in upstream 3,000 bp region by searching conserved sequence 'CANNTG' for general E-box or CATGTG for specific E-box and conserved sequence 'CGTG(T/C G' for the BRRE site.
The Myb-related proteins contain a highly conserved sequence, often present in multiple tandem repeats which constitute a DNA-binding domain.
ORC was initially discovered in the budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae, through its ability to bind to a conserved sequence present in this organism's origins of DNA replication.
Conserved sequence motifs guide the rational design of light-regulated variants of histidine kinases and other proteins.
Conserved sequence elements are highlighted and identical residues were showed in the consensus line.
Hudson, W. H. et al. Conserved sequence-specific lincRNA-steroid receptor interactions drive transcriptional repression and direct cell fate.
