This demonstrates that structural motifs involved in rRNA folding and function are evolutionary degrees of freedom.
These analyses demonstrate that entire rRNA substructures and unpaired adenosines, i.e., rRNA structural motifs which are involved in rRNA folding and function, are evolutionary degrees of freedom.
These results demonstrate that an organism's evolutionary pathway is correlated and possibly also causally coordinated with insertions or deletions of entire rRNA substructures and unpaired adenosines, i.e., these structural motifs which are involved in rRNA folding and function are evolutionary degrees of freedom.
Such a representation of "pituitary genes" supports with developmental data the idea that this organ and its associated neuro-secretary functions is evolutionary ancient [35], [36], [37], and that a number of specification cascades and genetic networks were already fixed in the last common ancestor of gnathostomes and lampreys for its development.
For instance, we cannot establish when HECT E3s acquired their current roles or whether HECT E3s that perform similar functions are evolutionary closely related or not.
Mechanistically, I κB α associates and regulates Polycomb Repressor Complex activity, a function that is evolutionary conserved from flies to mammals, as indicate the homeotic phenotype of Drosophila mutants.
The function of Hmt1 is evolutionary conserved, as homologous proteins were demonstrated to be involved in cadmium tolerance in Caenorhabditis elegans [ 68], Chlamydomonas reinhardtii [ 69] and Drosophila melanogaster [ 67].
Along these lines, Vastenhouw et al. provided evidence that bivalent domains are present at a subset of genes in early embryos of zebrafish, demonstrating that the function of these domains is evolutionary conserved.
Knowledge gained on the molecular and phylogenetic level about TaSKs but also other selected Poaceae GSKs provides a framework to evaluate whether a function in BR signaling is evolutionary conserved among clade II angiosperm GSKs.
