Sentence examples for maintained during evolution from inspiring English sources

Second, the open reading frame of OsDR10 has been maintained during evolution.

Thus, the presence of such a constitutive antenna system in all organisms was probably maintained during evolution because it assures the level of light harvesting and photoprotection necessary in any terrestrial or aquatic environment, with limiting or excess light conditions.

Collectively, these results reveal a functional hierarchy of CTCF-bound motif-words maintained during evolution.

Our analysis of these sequences also indicates that starting from the conserved core regions, more sequences have been added on and maintained during evolution from fish to human.

The majority of spliceosomal introns in vertebrates may be maintained during evolution not because of potential functions, but because of their splicing mechanism (i.e., exon definition).

The assumption behind the estimation of insertion ratio (equation (5)) is that the order of the exons within each gene is maintained during evolution.

From phylogenetic analyses, we have shown that ABCB5 evolved as a full transporter throughout its evolutionary history with an absence of any major shifts in selection between the various lineages suggesting that the function of ABCB5 has been maintained during mammalian evolution.

The data analysis indicates that the types of substrates transported by MCF as a whole were maintained during metazoan evolution.

Because these phosphorylation sites are fairly well maintained during the evolution, we think that the terminal regions of Sirtuins may reasonably be involved both in regulating functional activities and in the formation of protein multi-complexes.

A total of 4,084 of the 6,057 probes hybridized with all E. coli O157 H7 strains tested, indicating that this set of genes likely represents the conserved core genome of the ancestral E. coli O157 H7 population that has been maintained during its evolution.

After the divergence of Fungi from Plants the fusion between the two bifunctional genes (hisIE and hisD) occurred in Fungi leading to the extant HIS4 tetrafunctional gene, which was maintained during the evolution with the exception of S. pombe, where it was split.