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Phrases with «evolutionary conservation»

Evolutionary conservation refers to the preservation and continuation of traits or characteristics in different species over generations. It means that certain traits have remained relatively unchanged throughout the process of evolution, indicating their importance or successful adaptation to the environment. Full definition

Sentences with «evolutionary conservation»

  • In terms of evolutionary conservation of sequence similarity, Drosophila is the closest of the invertebrate model organisms to humans (Sidow and Thomas, 1994). (fruitfly.org)
  • The research has yielded some surprising results, including that nearly half of the proteome in eukaryotes is dark and has unexpected features, including an association with secretory tissues, disulfide bonding, low evolutionary conservation, and very few known interactions with other proteins. (sciencedaily.com)
  • The structure and function of the auditory system is very similar in modern humans and the first primates, suggesting high evolutionary conservation of auditory perception among species,» says Docent Irma Järvelä, the principal investigator of the study. (sciencedaily.com)
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