Sentence examples for retain sequence from inspiring English sources
Although many poxviral proteins retain sequence homology and functional similarity with host proteins, it has recently been shown in the case of Vaccinia virus protein N1 that preservation of structure and function can occur in the absence of significant sequence similarity [52].
However, Arabidopsis and other plant Twinkle homologues retain sequence homology for both functional domains of the phage protein.
The gene products that retain sequence signatures of RRM-domains were next studied for their domain architectures, biological processes, pathways and disease relevance.
These calculations indicate that a significant fraction of the random probe sequences composed of only three bases nevertheless retain sequence complexity and specificity that match their physiological, four-base derived counterparts.
The structure of breakpoint junctions helps with the identification of the repair mechanism used, as the breakpoint can retain sequence signatures indicative of the mechanism involved in the repair.
The majority of RefSeq proteins included in the CCDS data set are identical to the translation derived from the genome sequence, with a total of 781 CCDS IDs (1.6% of the data set) representing curatorial decisions to retain sequence differences in associated RefSeq proteins based on abundance of support evidence, conservation and publication data.
Options were given to retain sequences longer than 17 nucleotides.
All DI genomes retain sequences that allow them to be packaged and replicated.
In addition, transcripts do not undergo splicing as they retain sequences that show intron-like features (Zhang et al., 2014).
Cells selected for BCNU resistance either in vivo or in vitro retain sequences mapped to chromosome 22.
As non-high-throughput divisions still can contain submissions with several thousand sequences, we filtered this set to retain sequences from small-scale analyses only and therefore removed articles that submitted more than 100 sequences.
