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There is a dominant sequence of unfolding, which reflects a nonuniform stability distribution across the repeat array and can be rationalized by theoretical models accounting for heterogeneous contact density in the folded structure.

Thus, while the clusters are considered in turn below in a broadly clockwise direction, this should not be taken to suggest a dominant sequence of causality.

The low diversity and the prevalence of a dominant sequence during the peak epidemic indicated that the peak epidemic was driven by a clonal expansion of very closely related sequences.

The pyrosequencing analysis revealed that different H. pylori strains dominated the three samples; the dominant sequence of one of the samples had a single bp substitution relative to the others'.

None of the contaminants picked up in these NTC experiments included the dominant sequence of the hair shaft experiments.

Dominant sequences of HA and NA never lasted more than one influenza season (Figure 2).

We then found, for each protein, the number of sequences that met this criterion of being dominant in any season, the average duration of occurrence for the dominant sequences of each protein (measured in number of seasons), and the degree of dominance (calculated by summing the number of samples that were dominant sequences and dividing by the total number of samples in each season).

The number of dominant sequences, duration of occurrence, and degree of dominance indicated that the internal proteins evolved differently from antigenic proteins and from one another.

A is the dominant sequence type, identified in 9 of 16 patients for whom variable-number tandem-repeat data were available.

For example, if the dominant sequence represented 40% of all sequences in a given season and there were 20 distinct sequences in that season, 1/20 = 5 %, 40/5% /5%, so the dominant sequence occurred eight times more frequently than predicted by the null hypothesis that all distinct sequences represented an equal proportion of the samples.

The minimum and maximum value of this ratio of observed frequency (of each dominant sequence) divided by expected uniform frequency is found in Supplemental Table S1 for each protein in the 'Minimum Season Dominance' and 'Maximum Season Dominance' columns.