Sentence examples for retained their functions from inspiring English sources
This suggests that the common ancestor of all eutherian mammals had functional RNase14 and RNase15 genes but only cow retained their functions, whereas they became lost or pseudogenized in all other mammals.
The reductions were self-sufficient indigenous communities of 2,000 4,000 inhabitants, usually headed by two Jesuit priests and the cabildo (town council and cacique (tribal leader), who retained their functions and played the role of intermediaries between the native peoples and the Jesuits.
These results confirmed that the WRKY45-myc proteins retained their functions.
In these plants, one CPS gene and one KS gene retained their functions in gibberellin biosynthesis [ 25].
However, both copies of 12S rrn and trnF appear to have retained their functions, because each copy has the same or quite similar nucleotide sequences (99.3% similarity for the 12S rrns; 100% for the trnFs).
The genes and CRs of the dimeric mtDNA are assumed to have retained their functions at this time, so that transcription could be initiated normally at the promoters (LSP1 and HSP2, LSP2 and HSP1) and transcription would be terminated at tRNA-L (UUR) for the L-strand and at part of the CR close to tRNA-T for the H-strand [ 37- 39].
But colleges have retained their function at Oxford and Cambridge, although the trend has been to share instructors and resources among themselves and with the universities.
A further problem is how these transferred genes were accepted and how they retained their function in the recipient genome.
The two other confirmed desulfoglucosinolate sulfotransferases AtSOT18/AtST5b and AtSOT16/AtST5a have probably retained their function in aliphatic and indole glucosinolate biosynthesis, respectively.
The strong purifying selection acting on ago-1a and dcr-1a suggests that these proteins probably have retained their function in the miRNA machinery.
To ensure that the tagged EBA-175, PfRh4 and PfRh1 proteins had retained their function the ability to invade normal and neuraminidase-treated erythrocytes was determined (Fig. 2F).
