Sentence examples for preserved during evolution from inspiring English sources

Yet, these sequences are preserved during evolution, probably due to repeat expansion processes [25].

Particularly, while the central domain is poorly conserved, the C-terminal domain contains two regions that are highly conserved from yeast to mammals, suggesting that such regions might be preserved during evolution to exert critical centromere functions (Figure 1) [23].

The biological function of copper is maintained by cuproproteomes, whereas the Cu transport and maintenance machinery serves an intermediate role and is not preserved during evolution when an organism lacks cuproproteins.

As observed in the case of other proteins [20], [21] whose structures were strongly preserved during evolution, functions can evolve independently and the present results reveal that it is necessary to reconsider the way we interpret the presence of TSPO in bacteria.

The principle underlying homology modeling is that protein structure is better preserved during evolution than their sequence [ 23].

Characteristics derived from mutation and other mechanisms that are advantageous for survival are often preserved during evolution by natural selection.

Comparison of H/S values with finite strain data indicates that line-length was not preserved during fold evolution.

Therefore, the two duplicate copies of foxi3 genes may have been preserved during vertebrate evolution by a sub-functionalization mechanism.

We argue that a tapered whisker provides some advantages for tactile perception (as compared to a hypothetical untapered whisker), and that this may explain why the taper has been preserved during the evolution of terrestrial mammals.

While the overall structure of the N proteins appeared to be preserved during hantavirus evolution, more variability was seen in the number of constituent β-strands and in the adjoining connecting elements and smaller helices.

Since many of these proteins are essential to the bacterial cell and therefore preserved during bacterial evolution, they are often highly conserved among phylogenetically closely related bacteria.