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Invertebrate STIMs, human STIM-1 and STIM-2 share several highly conserved protein domains including the EF-hand Ca2+-binding domain, the SAM domain, and the coiled-coil/ERM domain, but diverge remarkably C-terminal to the coiled-coil/ERM domain [12].

The emerging giants will grow larger, and their ranks will swell; but their tread will no longer shake the Earth as once it did.The great returnThe BRIC era arrived at the end of a century in which global living standards had diverged remarkably.

Some promoters have diverged remarkably between the two strains.

The NifQ protein in N. galegae has, on the other hand, diverged remarkably from NifQ proteins in other rhizobia, even lacking the molybdenum-binding motif.

In LAA, by contrast, clearly separated from the SAN, the ratio of HCN transcripts diverged remarkably to HCN4 level of 0.6 ± 0.02% of GAPDH, similar to HCN1 (0.7 ± 0.03% of GAPDH), and to much lower HCN2 level (0.1 ± 0.02%; Fig.  1c).

The exergetic results based on both concepts remarkably diverged from each other due to the inclusion of the work of information carried by the genomes of living organisms in the eco-exergy concept.

The reunification brought about substantial changes and remarkably diverging trends between East and West Germany.

Chinese isolates from primeval forests fall into ancient and remarkably diverged lineages.

Remarkably, Cedrus diverged from other Abietoideae genera ∼183.1 Ma, which is almost concurrent with the divergence time of the Larix Pseudotsuga subclade from the Picea– Cathaya– Pinus subclade and suggests that Cedrus is ancient.

Remarkably, there is functional evidence that HAP4 and YAP1 diverged from a common ancestor [ 38].

Remarkably, S. cerevisiae and Saccharomyces pombe, yeast species that diverged 300 600 million years ago and differ in many biological properties, share approximately 30% of their genetic interactions, suggesting significant conservation [43,44].