Sentence examples for particularly conserved between from inspiring English sources
Therefore, there is perhaps some precedence for our observation that differential expression between median and lateral nectaries appears to not be particularly conserved between Arabidopsis and B. rapa, which may be due in large part to platform differences (i.e., EST versus microarray analysis).
This suggests that the size and the terminal features of BuT5 are particularly conserved between D. mojavensis and D. buzzatii copies.
The HD-Zip III is particularly conserved, with each gene containing exactly 18 exons.
MEPE appears to be particularly conserved among primates, in both coding and non-coding regions.
This region is not particularly conserved among remote orthologues ranging from human to yeast and plants.
Furthermore, the TADs do not have particularly conserved distinguishing features besides the transmembrane helices.
The temporal dynamics of microRNA expression are highly conserved between species, particularly during the early and intermediate embryonic stages when body plans are organized.
Particularly relevant in this context is the work by Prabhakar et al. showing that non-coding regions conserved between primates, but lacking visible conservation in more distant vertebrates are active transcriptional regulators [ 25].
PPARγ is evolutionarily conserved between mice and humans, and it may be particularly susceptible to chemical "imposters" because it has a large ligand-binding pocket that can accommodate many chemical structures.
This was particularly true for the reciprocal comparisons where almost 10,000 genes were conserved between A. thaliana and Populus compared to less than 7,000 genes in comparisons involving O. sativa.
It has been reported that nematode highly conserved non-coding elements were associated with cis-regulatory elements, and we also found that DHSs, particularly distal intergenic DHSs, were significantly enriched in regions that were conserved between the C. elegans and C. briggsae genomes.
