Sentence examples for little sequence identity from inspiring English sources

Although generated against the same estradiol derivative, these antibodies share little sequence identity, which is reflected in dissimilar binding pockets and in different positioning of the steroid.

The 5'-UTR introns are A/T-rich but share little sequence identity and with variable lengths (Jeong et al., 2006).

Here, we demonstrate that two proteins with little sequence identity between them, the Pc cbox domain and RYBP, bind the same surface on the C-terminal domain of RING1B (C-RING1B).

Domain I (residues 175 332) and domain II (residues 333 481) share a similar fold with an expanded six-stranded β-sheet stacked between a large number of loops and four helices, though there is little sequence identity between these two domains.

Tetrahymena MTs have generally been considered to fall into two groups, which show relatively little sequence identity with one another.

Although they share little sequence identity, around 120 members have been classified (EC 2.1.1.X), based on the substrate specificity and on the atom targeted for methylation [58].

Although the portal proteins from different viruses share little sequence identities, analysis of their structures reveals a significant similarity in morphology, displaying a truncated cone shape composed of 12 protein subunits, which accounts for the common function in DNA packaging.

UBLPs generally bear little primary sequence identity to ubiquitin (figure 2), however they share two principle features.

The HMMs search also returned putative eIF3b orthologues for T. vaginalis and G. duodenalis, with the two proteins containing both RRM and WD repeat domains, but sharing little overall sequence identity with other homologues (Tables  1 and 2).

The B-domain, as well as the domain connecting the C- and the E- domains, show little primary sequence identity between vertebrate synapsin I and invertebrate synapsins (Additional file 3).

Many of the families, including the two largest, have little significant sequence identity, for any two proteins, in pairwise comparisons; however, this result did not change when we used more stringent parameters for clustering.