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In conclusion, we have shown that human U1 snRNA forms at least two structurally and, most likely, functionally distinct snRNP particles.

In support of this theory, the forkhead domain, which is most likely functionally active in all of the sequences analyzed, was under strong negative selection in each cluster.

The archaeal complex of a CDC45/RecJ homolog, MCM and GINS is homologous and most likely functionally analogous to the eukaryotic CMG complex, and appears to be a key component of the DNA replication machinery in all Archaea.

However, sequence alignment shows that in GlSec61α, K426 is the only positively charged residue in the loop 8/9; thus it is most likely functionally equivalent to the R (Fig.  1a).

The method was based on a simple biological assumption: "If a number of genes that are conservatively co-expressed emerge as a dynamically-cooperative group across certain biological processes, these genes are most likely functionally closely related with physiological and pathological processes" [5].

Although their duplication happened at least 40 million years ago, we found evidence that both MIR168 paralogs have been maintained throughout the evolution of Brassicaceae, most likely functionally as indicated by the extremely high conservation of functionally relevant regions, predicted secondary structure and thermodynamic profile.

One ncRNA (CeN34) remained stable after depletion of all snoRNPs and it is most likely not functionally related to snoRNAs.

The rps14 gene has, most likely, been functionally transferred from the mitochondrion to the nucleus at least three times during the evolution of the Poales.

Our findings show that the mitochondrial rps14 gene has, most likely, been functionally transferred to the nucleus at least three times during the evolution of the Poales.

Interestingly, these results point to the fact that MIR168b has most likely been functionally conserved in all of the tested species.

We show that there is no one scale of interest in the community structure of the yeast protein interaction network, but we can identify the range of resolution parameters that yield the most functionally coherent communities, and predict which communities are most likely to be functionally homogeneous.