Sentence examples for divergent site from inspiring English sources

Moreover, intermembrane sites are over-represented in the divergent site category, which may suggest that intermembrane interactions have diverged in Eutherian UCP1.

Similarly divergent site and nt-dependent error rates were observed in the 5C.C7 and DO11.10 sequencing, with 44 and 46-fold differences observed between the least and most common substitutions.

This report outlines the development of the palladium-catalyzed C8-selective arylation of quinoline N-oxides, as well as the mechanistic details pertaining to the divergent site selectivity of the palladium/quinoline N-oxide couple and the crucial roles of additives and solvents.

Interestingly, the divergent site (631, S481/A471; E. coli/human) are part of the oxyanion hole containing motif GXXGG, thus suggesting that the significant differences observed in the rate of reaction between the proteins of these two clusters may be result of these changes.

Conversely, motifs underlying the divergent sites were evolutionarily dynamic and diverged in strong correlation to divergent binding intensity.

Further, type I and type II divergence analyses were carried out for the GGT clades showing positive selection for the identification of specific divergent sites which might be contributing to the functional divergence.

Bulk soils from the desert scrub sites were enriched in total feldspar relative to quartz in both landscape positions, ranging from +2 to +24% compared to the mixed conifer soils, which exhibited maximum total feldspar depletions of -13% in the convergent soils and -3% in the divergent sites.

Of 35 total variable nucleotide sites in Vmn1r71, we found no fixed differences (i.e., no divergent sites) between the two subspecies; all differences were polymorphisms in one or both strains.

However, several reports have also described expression of selected UPs at divergent sites throughout the developing mammalian embryo including UP1B within the intestines, ocular epithelium, and the tissues of the extra-embryonic endoderm such as the allantois [47].

We hypothesise that this trend is due to expensive amino acids being conserved at certain sites due to selective constraints on structure of function, while the choice of amino acids in divergent sites is more affected by cost selection (see Discussion).

Herein we describe an efficient approach to the synthesis of sulfopeptides bearing discrete sulfation patterns through the divergent, site-selective incorporation of sTyr residues on solid support.