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Importantly, both OaSSL and CaSSL shared a single amino acid deletion and multiple unique amino acids that are uniquely conserved in Group II SSL proteins.
In addition to extending the current core gene set for all plasmodium species this analysis also for the first time identifies a relatively small number of genes that are unique to the primate malaria parasites while a larger gene set is uniquely conserved amongst the rodent malaria parasites.
This is accomplished by identifying an interaction domain pattern that is uniquely conserved in a group of PPI pairs across different organisms and with the same or similar functions (i.e. in the same group).
In addition, TRIM71 is uniquely conserved in nematodes and insects.
We found that 96 Pomatoceros ESTs are uniquely conserved within the Lophotrochozoa only.
The basic character of Hin residues 47, 48, and 51 are uniquely conserved among DNA invertases.
A similar catalytic mechanism was inherited with conventional conserved motifs, amino acids, and some uniquely cyanobacterial conserved residues.
A two-way analysis of Dichaete and SoxN binding in two species of Drosophila reveals that the majority of conserved intervals are commonly bound by both TFs, leading us to identify a list of conserved, common group B Sox targets, while an analysis of uniquely bound conserved intervals provides indications as to the features that differentiate Dichaete and SoxN functions during development.
A key set of uniquely important conserved genes, known as the shared toolkit, control development in all animals.
Similar to the SOG enhancers, these cis-regulatory modules clustered together in the hierarchical clustering analysis based on their uniquely shared conserved sequence elements that are largely absent in non-mNSC CSCs within the pdm locus (data not shown).
Dichaete has previously been shown to bind together with Ventral veins lacking (Vvl) in the midline [ 50, 56]; we have identified an enriched motif for the hindgut-specific factor Byn in uniquely bound, conserved Dichaete intervals, which may represent a similar interaction.
