Sentence examples for share common core from inspiring English sources

No two development plans are exactly alike, yet they all share common core components".

While VgrG-1 and VgrG-3 differ in their C-termini, they share common core domains that could attract cargo effectors.

However, the neural networks represented by the two MCI are not closed modules but rather share common core areas of distributed neuronal networks contributing in varying degrees to the individual patterns.

That confederation, they wrote, "would collect, analyze, store, and share common core data under standard protocols, but each institution could also collect data specific to its population, environment, and geographic region".

The BA 7 α-dehydroxylation and 7 β-dehydroxylation pathways seem to share common core enzymes (BaiG, BaiB, BaiA, BaiF, reductive arm) but are differentiated at the 3-dehydro-4-oxidoreducatase (BaiCD vs. BaiH) and 7-dehydration step (BaiE vs. BaiI).

SET1A/1B and MLL1−4 are present in multi-protein complexes and share common core subunits, such as WDR5, Retinoblastoma-binding protein 5 (RBBP5), ASH2L, and Dumpy-30 (DPY-30), which are also highly conserved in yeast and flies [ 38] (Table  1).

Here, we report the unexpected finding that fission yeast has two distinct eIF3 complexes sharing common core subunits, but distinguished by the PCI proteins eIF3e and the novel eIF3m, which was previously annotated as a putative CSN subunit.

First, the existence of a novel distant relative of dystrophin and dystrobrevin, sharing common core structures of these proteins yet differing from them as much as they differ from each other (see Figure 5), obviously presents a novel opportunity for understanding the core function of the superfamily.

"For people who do not share these common core values, there is no place in an open society like that of the Netherlands.

The superfamily members share a common core structure and, thereby, a common catalytic mechanism.

PLD superfamily members share a common core structure, and thereby, a common catalytic mechanism.