Sentence examples for conserved zone from inspiring English sources

This study also searched the highly conserved zone of polarizing activity regulatory sequence (ZRS) for other SNPs that might explain this trait and found none.

Therefore, lacZ3 oligonucleotide primers (Table  1) were designed to amplify a highly conserved zone of lacZ, resulting in a 234 bp PCR product (Fig.  1b).

The sequence showed the presence of an ORF of 450 bp with significant similarity (40%) with C-terminal end of the conserved zone (H-cluster) of [Fe]- hydrogenase.

Degenerate primers were designed from the conserved zone of hydA structural gene encoding for catalytic subunit of [Fe]-hydrogenase of different hydrogen producing bacteria.

The 16S rRNA gene was amplified by PCR using forward primer F-d1 5′-AGAGTTTGATCCTGGCTCAG-3′, and reverse primer R-d1 5′-AAGGAGGTGATCCAAGCC-3′, designed from base positions 8 27 and 1541 1525, respectively, which were the conserved zones within the rRNA operon of Escherichia coli (Gurtler and Stanisich 1996).

Ribosomal gene secondary structures have conserved zones that make it easier to reconstruct the structures of unknown homologous RNA sequences by direct comparison.

You might have imagined that a marine conservation zone would be a zone in which marine life was, well, conserved.

Our findings suggest that the germinative zone is conserved in zebrafish.

Kaushik and Bhandarkar (2010) proposed an energy conserving hybrid multi zone variant of HDFS for intensive data processing, commodity Hadoop clusters.

We provide an in-depth analysis of each of these subsets, and show that while conserved subsets provide the safe zone for which yeast can be used as an ideal model organism, the human-specific subset can shed light on the shadowed subspace of the human interactome in yeast.

They involve dividing the cardiovascular system into a number of compliant zones or compartments and as the blood passes through each zone it must be conserved.