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Large-scale DNA sequencing projects now routinely produce huge amounts of DNA sequences, and the protein sequences deduced from them.

Large-scale DNA sequencing has revealed a complex pattern of lesions and mutations that includes mutational hotspots and mutations that are linked to specific sequences of bases.

Large-scale DNA sequencing of samples of foliage collected in the 19th century from plants infected with late blight has shown that the potato famines of the 1840s were triggered by a single clonal lineage of Phytophthora infestans, called HERB-1, which persisted for at least 50 years.

Today, Kerfeld leads the JGI's effort to develop educational programs and tools centered on large-scale DNA sequencing and its bioinformatic analysis and serves as an adjunct professor at the University of California, Berkeley.

The third bone, Vi33.26, comes from layer G (sublayer unknown) and has not been previously used for large-scale DNA sequencing.

And other options do exist: funding from other organizations for evolution-related research has increased, especially for the genomics approaches (large-scale DNA sequencing and bioinformatics) that underpin molecular evolution research.

Among the paper's authors were Virginia Cornish and Harris Wang, two members of the Columbia University Department of Systems Biology whose contributions to the field of engineering biology have in part made the idea of writing large-scale DNA sequences imaginable.

Large-scale DNA sequence data may enable development of genetic resources in endangered species, thereby facilitating conservation efforts.

Overall, the findings indicate that it is possible to predict combinations of evolutionarily conserved motifs for gene regulation from large-scale DNA sequences.

In this study, we investigate genetic variation in three strains of C. elegans: N2, CB4856, and CB4858 using large-scale DNA sequence datasets [ 9- 11].

For example, we require that a peptide-encoding phage insert is accepted only if its sequence occurs at least twice, leading to the exclusion of singletons from the final dataset; such a "two-hit requirement" reduces sequencing errors in the final dataset of large-scale DNA sequencing-based approaches [31] [32], and sharply increases our confidence in the displayed peptide list.