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To further probe the effects of splicing pattern conservation on frame preservation, we compare the FRFPs between conserved and lineage-specific ASEs (Groups C and B).

To quantify this pattern, conservation priority cyanolichen and tripartite epiphytes were sampled across a steep climatic gradient, to characterise their different microhabitat preferences in optimal and sub-optimal macroclimates.

In addition, based on the requirements of fusion algorithm [42], when we evaluate the performance of the fusion technique, we must pay attention to that it should preserve all relevant information of the input images in the fused image (pattern conservation); it should minimise any artifacts or inconsistence in the fused image.

Note that the "CSEs" stated above are those with unspecified splicing pattern conservation.

Therefore, we classify ASEs into three major groups according to splicing pattern conservation (see Materials and Methods).

Whereas our silver-staining results showed remarkable pattern conservation within replicates (Additional File 2), the numbers after spot image analysis showed some variability.

Consistent with global patterns, conservation is the most common evolutionary process underlying the retention of duplicate genes in every mammalian lineage surveyed (Fig.  1a).

To help explore genetic variants in non-coding regions, it provides a rich set of whole-genome features about sequence patterns, conservation, chromatin states and expression signals from various experimental and computational data sets.

The pattern of conservation in the lv and l regions is also very interesting (bracketed yellow and orange areas).

This pattern of conservation implies four inter-chromosomal events.

For example, the Ambystoma-chicken oxford plot reveals a striking pattern of conservation of gene order.