Sentence examples for individual conserves from inspiring English sources

Shotgun sequencing has revealed that over a five-year period, an individual conserves on average 60% of ∼200 phylotypes (highest taxonomic level) (Faith et al. 2013).

The phylotype composition can be specific and stable in an individual [ 20], and in a 2-year interval an individual conserves over 60% of phylotypes of the gut microbiome [ 21].

Pathway analysis offers the opportunity to deal with a group of relevant genes in such pathways instead of focusing on individual (conserved) gene level changes and, thus, could better reflect biological processes [58], [59], [60], [61], [62], [63], [64], [65], [66].

This is reflected in the annotations of individual conserved repeats.

Individual conserved residues and motifs are separated by commas.

The precise mechanism by which individual conserved, putative regulatory regions in the first intron, regulate gene expression, as well as other potential functions of conserved regions in the first intron, are unclear.

Although the trees for individual conserved genes showed topological differences for other branches within Phycodnaviridae and Mimiviridae, the moumouvirus megavirus clade and its monophyly with the mimivirus mamavirus clade were invariably recovered (supplementary file 2, Supplementary Material online).

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03563.014 To test this hypothesis, we generated a number of mutant TPP1N proteins, changing individual conserved negatively charged residues in the TEL-patch to the basic amino acid lysine.

While prices are still rising in some areas, they are declining in others as small companies and individuals conserve money.

Beyond 200 individuals, conserving more individuals has less benefit, and more productive action must address the rate of environmental change.

However, we expect that under rapid climate change scenarios there will be inevitable tradeoffs between efforts to conserve individual species, and conserving the environments that those species evolved in and are adapted to.