Although the overall orientation of hemes is conserved, the order of heme oxidation varies from source to source.
A second degree-polynomial curve was fitted through the 16 data points while conserving the temporal order and correcting for the dye effect.
Also, as in the closest Bacteroidetes genomes, such as A. asiaticus, M. tractuosa, or C y. marinum, these genes are located in the chromosome, and we can postulate that in Cardinium cBtQ1, they have been translocated to a multicopy plasmid conserving the operon order.
When the oxide of the superimposed metal is the less resistive, the metal order is conserved, the oxygen order is conserved, and the final voltage under constant current conditions is just the sum of the component potentials across the two oxide layers.
In this way, we do not alter the original dynamics since we conserve the playing order of the pairs speaker-hearer as well as the probability of playing in a given region.
This allows us to demonstrate significant evolutionary selection for gene fusion events that conserve the existing order of subunit assembly.
Then, the numerical scheme conserves the first-order accuracy with respect to the mesh step.
However, the fraction of shared orthologs between two circular genomes is more conserved than the order of genes (see Fig. 6 of Huynen and Bork, 1998).
Polar growth is conserved in the order Rhizobiales[ 12] as are most of the cell-cycle regulating genes of C. crescentus[ 11].
Comparison of the SCT genome region between chicken (chromosome 5) and human (chromosome 11) revealed they are highly conserved and the order of 5 genes (MUCDHL, DRD4, DEAF1, EPS8L2 and PDDC1) is maintained.
