Sentence examples for most conserved spacers from inspiring English sources

On the other end of the CRISPR we find the most conserved spacers.

In contrast, S. pyogenes spacer structure was characteristic in that the spacers were variable between strains and the most conserved spacers were observed in only closely related strains (Fig. 2A, B).

The detailed analysis of these conserved spacers reveals some intriguing cases.

In agreement with previous observations, CRISPR loci in Y. pestis have conserved spacers in the first part of arrays: "a-1-2-3-4-5-6" in YPb, "b-1-2-3-4" in YPb and "c-1-2-3" in YPc, and these conserved spacers were named as SSSs (Species-Specific Spacers).

Therefore, it a PCR based assay to determine the presence/absence of a specific spacer sequence by designing primers that bind to conserved spacers that flanks a deletion site.

These C-terminal sequences are connected via minimally conserved spacer sequences to the N-terminal domain which is oriented toward the kinetochore spindle fibers.

The consensus response element consists of a direct repeat of the hexameric sequence AGGTCA separated by one less conserved spacer nucleotide (van der Meer et al. 2010).

Promoter region appears to be most conserved.

Consecutive spacer lengths of N with the highest degrees of correlation were interpreted as the most conserved spacer distances.

Half of Ca8 strains have a conserved YPa spacers array "a1∼8", the other half have a unique spacer added after a8.

However, we recently reported that the mammalian cohesins possess the most highly conserved coiled-coil domains in the genome [21], suggesting that they are not just spacer arms (discussed below).