Sentence examples for divergent folds from inspiring English sources

As an example, the toxins of the HigB/RelE/ParE superfamily adopt a unique RelE-like fold and are associated with antitoxins having divergent folds.

Beyond this core, each protein has a divergent fold including 310 helices, β-strands and ordered loops.

The variant SubH2Bv was described in bull sperm, and potential orthologs with characteristic divergent histone fold domains have been identified in mice (H2BL1) and other mammals [ 24, 37].

Prokaryotic MazF family toxins cooccur with cognate antitoxins having divergent DNA-binding folds and can be of chromosomal or plasmid origin.

Additionally, they may occur as a TA complex with a number of different antitoxins having divergent DNA-binding folds (Leplae et al. 2011).

Genes for RecT/Redβ superfamily proteins are associated with genes encoding a λ-type exonuclease (LE) of the type II restriction enzyme fold, RecE, which also might be a divergent member of this fold, and a nuclease of the Endonuclease VII (EndoVII) fold [ 7, 34] (Fig. 2).

Based on a systematic comparison of many divergent sequences with shared folds, Rost [11] observed that such sequences can have more than 95 percent divergence.

Possible reasons for divergent findings are many-fold, but may include contribution from medication exposure and illness progression in the clinical samples.

The F1 subtype shows the most divergent ESS3 stem loop fold.

There were 3-fold more divergent haplotype blocks in the Lyon vs BN comparisons compared to the Lyon pairwise comparisons, with an average of 1,408 in Lyon vs BN groups compared to an average of 441 in Lyon pairwise groups (Table  1).

The platform-specific genes included 20 exhibiting divergent responses (maximum of |RNA-Seq fold change – microarray fold change|).