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Nevertheless, all other genomes showed much less conservation of human CG junction exons.

However, much less conservation is apparent in comparisons between the gh1- and gh2-containing paralogous BACs for the two fish species.

In contrast to the CYPs that have principally endogenous functions, these CYP genes are much more diverse, with much less conservation of sequence between zebrafish and human.

As can be seen from the outer ring, the intergenic regions and parts of the GP encoding region have much less conservation (that is, a higher mutational frequency) than the regions encoding the internal viroid proteins.

The promoter regions of dsx1 and dsx2 have much less conservation than their respective protein coding regions, which have 84%and83%3% sequence identity, respectively (92%and84%4% sequence identity at synonymous sites on protein coding region, respectively).

Thus, we named this Arabidopsis protein HLP1 for hnRNP A1-like protein 1 or Hrp1-like protein 1. HLP1 shares significant similarity to the two RRMs of hnRNP A1 and Hrp1, whereas the other part shows much less conservation (Supplementary information, Figure S1B).

In terms of sequence conservation, PGx variants are more conserved than neutral variants and much less conserved than disease variants.

The N-terminal region is much less conserved than the kinase domain but interestingly, clear ortholog pairs with very good conservation were identified.

Although the structural conservation of intact TAAR on the amino acid level is similar to other GPCR (Table S5) our functional analyses revealed that agonist specificity for volatile amines is much less conserved.

Differences in conservation are evident in Helix 1 and Helix 2 as well, with the most dramatic occurring at site 50 where Plants are much less conserved.

In contrast to the sequence conservation observed in the predicted catalytic core and the exposed N-terminal major β-sheet, other regions of the protein have been much less conserved during evolution.