"remain conserved" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to continue to be preserved or protected. Example: The historic building remained conserved for hundreds of years, thanks to the efforts of the local community to maintain its authenticity.
As rev is conserved between lion subtypes, it is likely that RRE must remain conserved as well.
Multiple optimal solutions may exist, however, event assignments tend to generally remain conserved for the most part58.
Repeats that remain conserved over micro- or macroevolutionary timescales despite such risks may indicate functionally or structurally (e.g., for replication) important regions.
Bansal et al.58 however confirmed that the majority of the gene family evolution events (duplication, transfer, and loss) remain conserved among most parsimonious reconciliations indicating that HGT assignment based on random selection among multiple optimal reconciliations should be considered reliable.
It is also possible that these genes that confer a grain yield advantage under stress may have undergone strong natural selection to stay together and remain conserved during the course of evolution.
While opsins have undergone considerable divergence in amino acid sequence in the 600 million years since they originated in animals (Plachetzki et al. 2007), many key structural aspects remain conserved.
The remaining conserved noncoding sequences were reclassified as conserved noncoding elements (CNEs).
The subgroupings of the basal α- and variable β-groups remained conserved also in trees estimated for each subfamily of DUF26-containing proteins (Supplementary Figure 2c e).
The remaining conserved residues, an acidic pair, a hydroxyl side-chain and an aromatic residue are proposed to have functional roles in the coordination of the essential divalent cation and phosphoryl group.
The rigid body movement of RXRα LBD in the present RARα/RXRα heterodimer caused a small reduction in the interface area, but the salt bridges remained conserved (shown in Figure S2).
These data suggest that core functions of FMNL-like factors developed early and remained conserved throughout evolution.
