The phrase "a unique mature" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what is intended by this phrase, as "mature" typically functions as an adjective or a verb, not as a noun in this context.
Example: "The program is designed for a unique mature audience that appreciates complex themes."
Alternatives: "a distinctive adult" or "a singular grown-up".
There are a total of 84 unique mature miRNA sequences belonging to 28 miRNA family in the current miRBase for maize.
A total of 249 unique mature miRNA sequences, consolidated from the 623 known pre-miRNAs from Fugu, Tetraodon, and Danio (miRBase) and the 100 derived from miRNA loci in cichlids (this study), was used for the prediction of target sites on annotated cichlid 3′-UTRs.
Combining the data from two libraries, a total of 347 unique mature miRNAs were identified, which belong to 123 families, including 326 miRNAs that overlapped between the two libraries, 4 and 15 miRNAs that were detected only in the big-size and small-size libraries, respectively.
For H. contortus, 54 miRNAs out of a total of 192 (28%) unique mature sequences were conserved.
Using a combination of BLAST and SSEARCH [ 52], 42 Brugia miRNAs out of a total of 104 (40%) unique mature sequences, were conserved in other species based on our criteria.
Using miRNA sequences available in the public miRBase (http://www.mirbase.org/) v. 14 and those from literature [ 1], we developed an arthropod-specific microarray containing 455 unique mature miRNA sequences based on the hypothesis that the majority of mature miRNA sequences is conserved among arthropods [ 8].
A μParaflo microfluidic chip, which included 617 unique, mature, mouse miRNA, based on the Sanger miRBase Release 12.0, was used for assay.
Therefore through the complementary discovery approaches of deep-sequencing and bioinformatics we identify a total of 132 Brugia miRNA loci encoding 104 unique mature sequences, and for H. contortus 187 loci encoding 192 unique mature sequences (Table 2).
Colon explained: "Mary Corse had already created her own unique mature vocabulary at the tender age of 16, and Natalie seems just as talented in her ability to capture the light on a flat surface".
