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A previous report [ 19] identified the human orthologs of yPOP2 (hPOP2/CandF) and yNOT1 (hNOT1), and showed that they have conserved their ability to bind to each other.

These genes, in addition to being conserved as dehydration stress responding genes in maize and Arabidopsis, have conserved also their ability to provide memory responses to repeated stress.

Given the premise that evolutionary conserved sites are more likely to be functionally relevant, we tested these conserved sites for their ability to bind TF in vivo.

50 Antigenicity of the conserved peptides indicated their ability to provoke potential immune response and they were used for further analysis involving T-cell epitope prediction.

Also helping conserve energy is their ability to switch off entirely when rooms are unoccupied, so again bulbs aren't left burning unnecessarily.

Several weeks ago, Mr. Cheney said consumers should decide for themselves whether or not they wanted to conserve electricity, based on their ability to pay their utility bills.

Some neurons possess the fundamental and conserved ability to regenerate their axons after injury.

However, most existing rainfall models are limited in their ability to conserve rainfall event statistics which are relevant for hydrological processes.

Nearly 300 representatives of the forest's several million inhabitants gathered in Lima last week to demand that their governments heed evidence of their ability to conserve the forest and thus protect their way of life.

These are assessed for their ability to conserve biodiversity and improve living conditions of local communities by introducing additional ecological and socioeconomic criteria.

The overall message is that, if conservationists continue down the path of conceptualising the world as in mainstream economics they will be forced from one compromise to another, ultimately losing their ability to conserve or protect anything.