Sentence examples for may have conserved from inspiring English sources
To focus on genes, which may have conserved function between vertebrates, we next applied three algorithms to identify human orthologs of chicken genes.
AVRK1 and AVRA10 and other EKA members may have conserved part of those domains.
However, The tccA2 and tccB2 xenologs have the same genomic context and therefore may have conserved functions.
This suggests that both genes may have conserved functions, a hypothesis that was further confirmed through linkage, association, and expression analyses.
This indicates that these genes were present in the common ancestor of Xanthomonas but may have conserved their function only in species that conserved the XaPPTase gene.
They also reveal that mammals may have conserved an adaptive response to nutrient demand that would have important physiological implications to cell survival and growth.
He pointed out that prions may even have conserved 'good' properties that may be the reason that prion formation was not simply eliminated by evolution.
We therefore speculate that these 2 genes may also have conserved functions in mice and humans respectively; future functional studies on hSLFN12 may reveal roles in human macrophage differentiation.
Other IS groups may not have conserved sequence motifs as shown in Figure 2 (c) and 2 (d).
Hence the genes selected here fall into three different functional and regulatory categories which may not have conserved ancestral linkage.
The gene structure and motif composition of PtHsp90s are highly conserved among group members, suggesting that members of the same group may also have conserved functions.
