Sentence examples for peculiar conservation from inspiring English sources
Given the peculiar conservation of the weak Rap1 binding site at HMR-E, we predicted that the genome-wide consensus binding site for Rap1 would not silence the HMR - a1 gene as effectively as the native Rap1 binding site.
As a side note, the genome browser shows a peculiar conservation pattern between human and the stickleback fish, but it is likely to be an artifact of matching human genomic sequence with the RPL21 gene of stickleback fish.
Because of their peculiar topology, and the increasing concern about conservation issues in hydrosystems, there has been a recent revival of interest in modelling dispersal in river networks.
The future of southern Italian regions lays mainly on conservation and recovery of their peculiar environment (i.e., pleasant climate, beautiful nature and historic heritage).
We argue that a precautionary approach to conservation is warranted, given this species' peculiar life history traits and still-unresolved population structure.
In order to undertake the most favorable actions for the long-term survival of this species, conservation programs should keep in mind the peculiar genetic patterns found in this work.
Compared to ecosystem conservation in territorial seas, protecting the open ocean has peculiar geopolitical, economic and scientific challenges.
Given its expression profile and lack of conservation, it is tempting to speculate that XACT is involved in the peculiar control of XCI initiation in human.
Conservation of two paralogous genes maintaining the same function is unlikely, and could only be explained under some peculiar conditions (e.g. two strongly expressed genes whose products are in high demand [ 40]).
