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Thus, the cell binding specificity of R-cadherin is entirely conserved between the two species, suggesting a conserved role for this protein in morphogenesis.

However, 'minimal sets' of essential genes are strongly context-dependent and, in all prokaryotic genomes sequenced to date, not a single protein-coding gene is entirely conserved.

All of these proteins belong to β-lactamase superfamily and show entirely conserved metal ion coordination residues.

Interestingly, P363, P233, D409, and T264, which contribute specificity of DENV-4 helicase for RNA, are entirely conserved in ZIKV helicase, thus implying that ZIKV helicase would prefer RNA to DNA.

Interestingly, almost all of these epitopes were entirely conserved in all of the genes (Figure S2).

The nine-residue sequence is entirely conserved in all Group I sequences examined.

First, the three genes that make up the group of nonprimate NBPF genes (NBPF 4, 6, and 7) exhibit a gene organization shared with nonprimate mammals, map exclusively to the human 1p-arm, and are composed entirely of conserved (CON1 3) DUF1220 domains.

The lack of functional interaction in yeast between human LRRK2 and FZO1, an ortholog of mammalian Mfn1/2, could suggest that FZO1 and Mfn1 are not entirely functionally conserved or that the functional interaction of LRRK2 and Mfn1 is context dependent and restricted to mammalian cells or neurons.

Moreover, 3 other Xcc CUT loci are entirely or partially conserved in the C. crescentus oligotrophic bacterium, including the maltose and sucrose CUT loci.

The sux locus, 3 of the putative CUT loci and 4 of the putative partial CUT loci identified in this study were entirely or partially conserved in this group of bacteria (Table S3).

43 Imaginal epithelia entirely mutant for conserved apico‐basal polarity genes scribble (scrib) or discs large (dlg) develop into tumors.