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In particular, genome evolution forced frequent variation of replication origins in haloarchaea with the exception of cases in which the origin was conserved via its effects on surrounding genes.

Though comparison of zebrafish and human APP did not reveal substantially conserved non-coding sequences that could represent regulatory elements, we hypothesized that gene expression may be conserved via the use of the same transcription factors.

The only interaction type for which most comparisons do not show an improvement is negative GI. Indeed, negative GIs are often found between genes in parallel pathways rather than within the same pathway [ 11], so they are not expected to be conserved via modules.

Interestingly, the chromosomal location of oriC2 is conserved, and another rRNA operon in the chromosome is located at a distance of only approximately 20 kb from oriC2-cdc6E (fig. 1 A), suggesting that, in a similar manner as oriC1, this origin might be conserved via its effects on surrounding genes after its acquisition in the Haloarcula ancestor (fig. 6).

The keywords have been assigned to a protein sequence via conserved domains or via similarity with annotated sequences.

A comprehensive survey of the TIFY family allowed us to discover a new group within the JAZ subfamily and to identify several novel conserved motifs via phylogenetic analysis.

Forty PCR primer pairs were designed to screen the targeted conserved segments via denaturing high performance liquid chromatography (dHPLC).

Variants found in conserved regions via dHPLC and those found in dbSNP having known MAFs were selected for genotyping.

The data herein provide statistical evidence for conserved regulation via AS-NMD candidature across Mammalia, for a large subset of genes.

The retinal is connected to a conserved lysine via a Schiff base linkage (C=N), which is protonated to shift the absorption into the visible range of the spectrum.

In contrast, N. virens and P. dumerilii appear to have a suitable distance for the identification of conserved elements via phylogenetic footprinting (Willmann 2007; V.B.Veedin-Rajan, F. Raible, and K.Tessmar-Raible, unpublished results).