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In contrast, the putative neuroligin-neurexin interface in AmNLG3 is remarkably divergent: of the eight residues that become buried on neurexin binding in MmNLG1, only D402 is conserved (Figure S7).

Regarding the prevalence of depression in dialysis patients, the literature is remarkably divergent (0 100%) [ 24].

The Sin1 gene is remarkably divergent in both length and sequence identity within the fungi S. pombe, S. cerevisiae, and N. crassa, emphasizing the evolutionary distance between these three species.

Although the Cd level of the Elbe sediment was found to be 5-fold higher than the Rhine sample, the sediment data presented here is remarkably divergent to the global gene expression pattern observed in laboratory exposures to Cadmium [ 12].

Although these Cif homologs are remarkably divergent in primary sequence, the catalytic triad is strictly conserved and was shown to be crucial for cell cycle arrest, cytoskeleton reorganization and CKIs accumulation.

In contrast to BAT-enriched genes, the data sets are remarkably divergent for genes that are more highly expressed in WAT compared with BAT.

The duplication event occurred more recently than the divergence of the Anopheline and Culicine lineages (145-200MYA; Krzywinski 2006), yet the two STAT copies are remarkably divergent.

In addition, the results show that the genomic sequences of Indian and Chinese rhesus macaque are remarkably divergent, and include numerous population-specific SNPs.

Nevertheless, the two transcriptomes resulted to be remarkably divergent when comparing expression levels, which for most genes were largely divergent as shown by the expression scatter plot in Figure  6.

The genetic diversity and structure analyses using ISSR molecular markers revealed that the studied populations of terrestrial and invasive orchid O. maculata have low intra-population genetic diversity and are remarkably divergent among each other.

Of note, at positively selected amino acid positions that were shared by the three parasite species, amino acid substitutions were remarkably divergent: e.g. amino acid substitutions at 739 (position 999 in the P. vivax Sal-1 sequence in Additional file 3; figure S1) were R/Q/A/T in P. vivax, H/Q/T/P/N in P. inui, and L/Q/V in P. cynomolgi.