Sentence examples for most conserved cluster from inspiring English sources

The most conserved cluster of potential binding sites for HIV-1 protease corresponds to the protease catalytic binding site to which many compounds are known to bind.

The most conserved cluster is that for mycolic acid as discussed above.

Unsurprisingly, the class Totally EXonic (TEX) comprises the most conserved cluster (2464).

Most of these species also contain a loosely linked SDMA, separated by 200 500 kb from the conserved cluster but on the same supercontig.

Among the other most conserved nematode-specific clusters were homologs of previously characterized C. elegans structural proteins (for example cluster, AAC01973 matched to a collagen family protein, COL-176) as well as uncharacterized C. elegans hypothetical proteins (for example, cluster, AAC01948 matched C. elegans gene, C34E7.4 which has no known function).

All conserved clusters mentioned are also present on the website provided under the "Conserved Clusters" link.

The Chara genome is the charophycean green algal mtDNA that most closely resembles its land plant counterparts, with more than 86% of the genes common to Chara and the two investigated bryophytes being part of conserved clusters.

Promoter region appears to be most conserved.

The most highly conserved gene cluster was the two-gene cluster of rps3ab- rpl16, which was syntenic across 7 of the 11 species (Fig.  2 and Supplementary Figs S3 S12).

In K. veneficum, however, most of these conserved gene clusters are reduced and highly scrambled compared to their closest known relatives (Fig. 3).

And the most apparently conserved order of this tRNA cluster is trnA - trnR - trnN, which indicates that the derived relative positions of these tRNA genes are most likely the result of translocations of trnF and trnE and shuffling of trnS2.