Sentence examples for minimal conservation from inspiring English sources
"And, while some zoos and aquariums do minimal conservation care, others do more.
The KSHV LANA sequence in Region II, 41LQPRRKH47, positionally corresponding to the 40ARKRRKG46 RFHVMn motif, had a minimal conservation of three of the five basic residues "RRK" (Fig. 1).
Interestingly, while the majority (71%) of representative OGs qualify as C1OGs, the non-representative OGs are distributed within C1OGs and C2OGs in near equal frequency (Table 1), suggesting minimal conservation for gene duplications and laterally acquired genes in these rickettsial genomes.
By requiring a minimal conservation score of 0.75, we reduced the candidate list to 138 potential NIP regions.
Conversely, because there is minimal conservation of LCBs at great evolutionary distances, it is difficult to provide sufficient information for phylogenomic analyses of distantly related species [ 30, 31].
PITA-Top refers to the higher confidence miRNA-target pairs in which a seed must be of a size of 7 8 nucleotides (no mismatches) with a minimal conservation.
Our four UPF0201 structures represent subfamilies N149845 (10077a, b) and N130963 (10077c, d). Figure 2 demonstrates that no residues are absolutely conserved among our four UPF0201 structures, and that there is minimal sequence conservation across the entire archaeal specific family of UPF0201 proteins.
The heterogeneity of Helitron units and the minimal sequence conservation makes curation difficult to automate.
These peptides were chosen so as to have minimal sequence conservation between man and mouse (Supplementary Figure S1) and no similarity with other members of the PLUNC family.
1, 66 This region shows minimal sequence conservation among six species analyzed and can be deleted without adverse effects on receptor function in cultured fibroblasts.
Minimal sequence conservation, short gene lengths, and low complexity sequence can hinder bacteriocin identification, even during gene calling, so they are often discovered by proximity to accessory genes encoding maturation, immunity, and export functions.
