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The significant haplotypes including SNP1 to SNP4 are of special interest because they span a region encoding the SH3 domain, one of the most important regions of Jouberin and particularly conserved in mammals [15], [16].
We show that tRNAs of Drosophila have a high rate of turnover, but a subset are particularly conserved in both sequence and synteny, which we argue represent a core set of tRNAs.
Orthologous monocot and dicot promoters have distinct TFBS classes involved in disease and oxidative-regulated expression, while the orthologous rice and sorghum promoters have distinct combinations of root-specific signals, a pattern that is not particularly conserved in Arabidopsis.
Conversely, Trp residues are not particularly conserved in the LRRCE sequences, and the only Trp residue in the structure of bovine decorin [ 29] is exposed to the solvent and does not participate in the hydrophobic core of the C-terminal end of the LRR structure.
In agreement with this, our results indicate that the lower stem is particularly conserved in MIR168, with the difference that the phylogenetic footprint identified in plants (ranging from 17 to 19 base pairs) is significantly longer than the 11 base pair lower stem reported for animals [ 18].
MEPE appears to be particularly conserved among primates, in both coding and non-coding regions.
If those sites are particularly variable or particularly conserved, the change in their location relative to the bin center can substantially affect the quality of the model fit.
It is particularly well conserved in Magnoliids, Monocotyledons and Eudicotyledons (Additional file 3).
This region is particularly strongly conserved in aRF1 and eRF1, as indicated by the extent of the consensus sequence.
It was interesting to observe that the end of the protein is particularly well conserved in all species, with a well conserved C-terminal domain.
Amphibians and other vertebrates share similar auditory and vestibular physiology, with their vestibular organs particularly well conserved in position, structure, and function [ 47].
