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31. In this study, 300 soybean and 100 common bean germplasm conserved in National Crop GeneBank were screened for seed-borne viruses by serological and molecular biological methods.

32. SET domain proteins contain conserved SET domains, which intensively involved in histone methylation.

33. To study this type of basin may use the research thinking based on conserved unit. The reconstructing type and stacking style of conserved unit control oil-gas pool-formation and distribution.

34. The result of sequencing indicated that the mature TIMP 3 polypeptide contained 188 aa residues,[www.Sentencedict.com] including 12 conserved cysteinyl residues in the TIMP family.

35. Nucleocapsid (N) protein is highly conserved immunogenicity protein. In addition, N protein contains T cell epitope.

36. However, momentum is always conserved in a collision, whether or not the collision is elastic.

37. The mixed forest is cut commercially but is also carefully conserved to look good.

38. These phenomena are quite similar to the model system of seed germination presented by dicot plants, suggesting that this model may be conserved in both dicot and monocot plants.

39. Homeobox genes(Hox genes) are some highly conserved DNA sequences on the chromosomes. The protein products of Hox genes, as transcription factors, are also highly conserved.

40. The principle of the heat pump for air conditioning and hot water supplying is introduced, the quantity of electricity conserved and consumption decreased was calculated.

41. Multiple differentiation potential is conserved longer than self - renewal capacity.

42. This variant predicts the substitution of lysine at a glutamic acid residue, which is conserved across species, and showed the clearest evidence of cosegregation with stuttering in Family PKST72.

43. To a very good approximation the total energy is conserved.

44. It may be conserved by the growth of a community or of a state.

45. A heat shock protein(HSP), also known as stress proteins(sentencedict.com), is a group of important physiological functions and evolutionarily highly conserved protein molecule family.

46. Firstly, the ML model was given to determine father node, evolutionary time and the relationship between conserved probability and similarity.

47. During the long-term evolution an integrated regulation system, which is highly conserved in eukaryotes from yeast to homo sapient, has developed to regulate copper transportation and homeostasis.

48. Under these conditions, the total mechanical energy remains constant, or is conserved.

49. A conserved leucine-rich fragment had existed in the derived protein sequence.

50. It is proved that only lepton charge is strictly conserved and the individual conservation of the lepton number of every generation of leptons hold only approximately.

51. The iron response element (IRE) is a highly conserved RNA stem loop structure. It is the binding site of iron regulatory protein (IRP).

52. The zymogen sequence contained CGVT motif that was highly conserved in almost all venom metalloproteinases.

53. These flowering transition pathways are shown to be highly conserved in Arabidopsis and other higher plants including rice (Oryza sativa L. ).

54. The fundamental mechanism of transcription is conserved among cellular RNA polymerases, the researchers explained.

55. An in silico search revealed that IRO2 is highly conserved among graminaceous plants, which include wheat, sorghum, and maize.

56. Conserved Energy - Fewer belongings means we have fewer possessions to worry about.

57. In this fashion the four entering carbons of two acetyl-CoA molecules are conserved to form one 4-carbon dicarboxylic acid.

58. Secondly, the palindromic structure is more conserved than primary sequence.

59. That momentum must be in the wall-- it's nonnegotiable, because momentum must be conserved.

60. The bioactivity of GLP-1 was conserved with glutin as inner water phase, but in the course of in vitro release, the specific activity of GLP-1 in the microspheres decreased a little.