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Among the LRRII clades, the proteins comprising the SERK clade were more conserved with a larger number of conserved positions compared with the predicted proteins of the LRRIIc and NIK clades.

In a variety of systems and organisms, MELK appears to be highly conserved with a significant effect on proliferation, cell cycle regulation, and apoptosis.

After reduction, the morphology of particles is conserved with a reduction in size with a mean diameter of 310 nm, 2.8 µm, 830 nm and 1 µm respectively for Gd, Dy, Ho and Lu.

During single digit stimulation using a block design, the spatiotemporal response of the BOLD signal for individual runs within and across sessions and animals was well conserved, with a time to peak BOLD response of 20±4 s.

In contrast, the lengths of minimal introns are highly conserved, with a median length difference of 8 bp (Figure 1B).

SSD is highly phylogenetically conserved, with a maximum likelihood (ML) value of λ of 1.0 which is significantly different from 0 (P<0.0001).

Intergenic regions are poorly conserved, with an average conservation score of 0.124, while 3' UTRs display a more elevated conservation with an average of 0.233.

But in contrast STR regions/loci used in clinical analysis are linked to genes that are highly conserved with an unknown amount of variability.

These negatively charged Glu/Asp residues are highly conserved, with an exception being the non-charged Gln residue (Gln-102 in OsMHX1) within the MHX α1-repeat, suggested in part to explain the lack of Ca2+ binding by MHXs (Gaash et al. 2013).

D. simulans is the species most closely related to D. melanogaster and all four Muscleblind isoforms were conserved with an identity of over 90%.

The sap gene is present in all sequenced GBS strains and the protein is highly conserved, with an amino acid identity ranges between 98 and 100%.