Sentence examples for rather well conserved from inspiring English sources

Based on our in silico data we did not find binding sites for IRF3 in this region, which is rather well conserved in the analyzed species, with the best conservation between human and cattle in 7 out of 8 human variants, and the worst conservation between chimpanzee and other species (average conservation level 36.57%).

Spliceosome is rather well conserved from yeast to human.

The result indicated that this pathway was rather well conserved in Brassicaceae family.

SMYD1 seems rather well conserved with only 189 missense or loss-of-funcion variants throughout the gene.

Two open reading frames in the mouse genome show rather low similarity to the CDO sequence but have the key cupin metal binding motif rather well conserved.

Unlike 3FTxs (that have values of transcript redundancy 10 times higher than LAAOs), LAAOs appear rather well conserved within king cobras from different regions.

Rab24 is rather unusual as it is well conserved in metazoans, where it has also been duplicated (Rab20), but it seems to have been lost in most other species.

Although the backbone amides contribute to the oxyanion hole rather than side chains, the residues are well conserved.

She points out that unlike some other commercial operators, Walterfang's company ensured that "the ship structure itself was properly recorded, the cargo was kept together rather than dispersed, and the finds were well conserved, studied, catalogued, and published".

In addition, to investigate whether cytochromes were less well conserved because they were acquired laterally rather than inherited vertically, genes originating from lateral gene transfer were identified using a combination of phylogenetic and BLAST-based analysis.

Both transcripts are spliced only infrequently [ 53] and are rather well-conserved [ 54].