Sentence examples for forms are conserved from inspiring English sources
For example, all of the phosphorylation sites in the four human BUB1B phosphorylated forms are conserved in mouse and rat and several of the sites have been experimentally shown to be phosphorylated in mouse (43).
A recent crystal structure of the HSV-1 gB [25] allows computer-based homology modelling of other herpesvirus gBs, since their basic form is conserved.
Around the OL, the IR sequence of 10 12 bp, that could form a stem-loop configuration is conserved among vertebrate species and is also proposed to be required for the initiation of replication [54].
Four long forms and one super-short form splice variant from PDE4A are conserved across multiple species.
Two YkoF monomers form a tightly associated dimer, in which the amino acid residues forming the interface are conserved among family members.
Generally, genes whose products physically interact to form a complex or are involved in successive steps in a biochemical pathway form operons that are conserved over large evolutionary distances [ 30].
Fig. 1 shows that of the cysteines forming the three disulphide bridges found in many of the eukaryotic homologues, only those forming the first are conserved in the Sinorhizobium and Marinomonas homologues.
However, these 29 pre-miRNAs all form hairpins and are conserved among Ae. aegypti, Cx. quinquefasciatus, and An.
In DARPins that have been selected to bind to a designated target, the residues that do not form the binding site are conserved, whereas the residues that form the binding site are derived from randomised sequences.
Although most of the residues that form the binding pockets are conserved in rat ficolin-A, serine residues in site S2 of human L-ficolin, which form hydrogen bonds via their hydroxyl groups to sugar ligands are replaced by more bulky threonine and asparagine residues, which might exclude certain ligands [ 14].
