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By inspecting phastCons scores [45] for known mouse miRNAs from miRBase 7.1 in the UCSC Genome Browser, we observed that most mouse miRNAs either coincide with a distinct plateau of high conservation (Figure 2) or have very limited conservation.

Our predicted alternative precursor is also located within this cluster, and similarly coincides with a peak of high conservation (see Figure 5).

The authors identified regions of high conservation between mouse and human in the putative promoter region of RPS19, regions we also detect in our analysis (figure 1A).

Additionally there are regions of high conservation located within both the 3′-UTR and the introns of this novel 3′-region of the gene which may influence alternative exon usage or mRNA folding (Figure 2).

Care was taken to avoid regions of high conservation.

Consequently, it is a species of high conservation priority.

Based on the BHB(P HB pattern, we identified two such motifs in the 6th and 11th Tectonin domains of the hTectonin and found that these motifs were well-conserved among the mammalian homologs of hTectonin in addition to being in a region of high sequence conservation (Figure 5).

In addition to the way in which they were predicted, an argument in favor of the involvement of Swf1 and5 and possibly K148 in specificity determination is that we have replaced them with residues that are present in an active PAT, in a sequence context of very high conservation (see Figure 4), and yet they result in lack of function.

The Slats figures showed clearing in reef catchments had risen 46% since 2011-12, while clearing of highest conservation value remnant vegetation had more than doubled to 114,000 hectares, making up 38% of clearing in 2014-15.

The more amino terminal SIM (SIM1) is again in a region of relatively high sequence conservation (Figure 1 and [39]), and is present in all vertebrate species examined.

All three genes encode proteins with a high degree of conservation (Figure 1).