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.
The high-level sequence conservation in the MG190 gene as well as in the 3'-end of the MG192 gene suggests that these regions might be useful for PCR assay development.
Despite high-level sequence conservation, identification of Borrelia spp. by sequencing the 16S rRNA gene is reliable and useful for clinical practice (1, 4 – 6 ).
Not surprisingly, this high-level sequence review covers the entire length of the protein without any extended region that is not implicated.
It is thought that this high-level sequence variability, accompanied by conservation of many yeast-type physiological and morphological traits, is due to stochastic genetic drift, characteristic of the evolution of unicellular Saccharomycotina species [ 85, 92].
Remarkably high level sequence conservation is retained between these two kinetoplastids and higher eukaryote orthologues.
TCGA provides the platform for researchers to search, download, and analyze datasets including clinical information, genomic characterization data, and high level sequence analysis of the tumor genomes of nearly 50 tumor types [ 6].
Therefore, despite high levels sequence conservation in chloroplast genomes, variations do occur posttranscriptionally, promoting translational efficiency due to transcript-protein complex binding and/or changes in the chloroplasts microenvironment (e.g., like redox potential or light intensity [ 61, 62]).
Those SNPs that did map to different linkage groups were located in duplicated regions within or between the A and C genomes where there is a high level sequence similarity.
that students who take high-level course sequences learn more in high school and are more likely to attend and perform better in college than students who do not take these classes.
The AMPs display high-level divergence in sequences and responses to pathogen challenges [37].
