Sentence examples for evolutionary preserved from inspiring English sources

Three exons encode for the human V2R [28] and this genomic structure appears to be evolutionary preserved among mammals (see Figure 1).

The T-P spacer is inferred to be evolutionary preserved in gadiform mitogenomes due to gain of function through a long noncoding RNA.

Recent analyses of cellular events underlying post-traumatic regeneration in echinoderms (reviewed in [ 1, 2]) identified interesting parallels with corresponding processes in regeneration-competent vertebrates, pointing to reparative mechanisms that might have been evolutionary preserved throughout Deuterostomia and could potentially be re-activated in poorly regenerating vertebrates.

All residues needed for Fe(II) coordination, 2OG co-substrate binding and oxidative catalysis were found to be located within the predicted DSBH domain of the protein model and are evolutionary preserved in all analysed Jmjd6 homologous proteins probably including those of non-metazoan species.

Currently, the functional significance of such gene clustering is unknown, but emerging data from other gene clusters of the genome could imply that genes within evolutionary preserved linkage groups retain their clustering since they code for proteins with critical functional interactions.

Is it possible that the postoperative infection that ultimately led to Joshua's prolonged ICU stay and ultimate demise could have been prevented by an inexpensive nutritional intervention targeted at countering an evolutionary preserved immune-suppressive mechanism that is no longer beneficial in the modern world of surgical/trauma care?

They are justifiably well known as one of the great evolutionary sequences preserved in the fossil record, illustrating the evolution of mammals from an ancient, somewhat lizard-like ancestor.

An alternative measure, the 'heightened' EDGE or HEDGE score [14] includes the probabilities of extinction of other species in the tree, and can be formulated as the expected gain one can make in evolutionary history preserved by protecting a species (see also [15]).

Data suggest that an evolutionary pressure preserved specific non random populations of higher stability SLSs in most of the analyzed genomes.

In addition, the LGT caveat holds for the indel data as well, that is, it is highly questionable whether the evolutionary patterns preserved in the indels of any one gene are indicative for the evolution of the entire genome.

Vampirish ants discovered in Madagascar appear to be an evolutionary relic, preserving a "missing link" between modern-day ants and the ancestral wasps they evolved from tens of millions of years ago, say scientists who pulled them out of a rotting log last month.