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A lingering challenge in implementation of ecosystem-based planning is translating high-level conservation objectives to discrete management initiatives.
Associated with their diverse cell locations, domain structures of OsClpB-c, OsClpB-m and OsClpB-cyt proteins are noted to possess a high-level conservation.
The high-level conservation indicates that this region may play an important role in substrate interaction, conformational change necessary for function, or interaction with cellular cofactors.
First comparative analysis revealed a high-level conservation of orthologous genes in these genome sequences, indicating that the corynebacterial species have rarely undergone genome rearrangements and thus largely retained their ancestral genome structure [ 17].
The only other region that showed high level conservation is the splicing acceptor of intron2, with a conservation level probably higher than most splicing acceptor regions, indicating a possible role in alternative splicing regulation.
Despite their isolation from three continents, phages in cluster 2 present an overall genome synteny as well as high level conservation (aa identity of 65 to 100% across 115 homologs found in all 6 genomes; average aa identity of 89%) (see Figure 4A).
The extremely high-level sequence conservation found for this gene in this study may reflect the necessity of sequence conservation in maintaining the function of this gene.
In contrast to the high level of conservation of proteins and PPIs, the conservation of phosphorylated forms between human and budding yeast was low.
This high level of conservation is particularly striking in light of the relative lack of conservation typically seen for large ncRNAs [ 32].
Cancer-associated nsSNPs appeared to fall into positions with a higher level of conservation than common nsSNPs, yet could be as conserved as disease-causing nsSNPs (Figure 3A).
"It's what guarantees the deepest impact, the highest level of conservation and access in perpetuity," said Sean Malone, the foundation's president and chief executive.
