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The clustered alignment allows us to uncover sets of genes that are disrupted in a similar manner by the knockout, even when their expression profiles are quite different.

However, the existence of an alignment allows us to compare π with π ⁁ d, and Figure 6 shows a sliding window analysis for both quantities.

Sequence alignment allowed us to identify isolates at the genus level and, in some cases at the species level (Table 1).

The time of microtubule alignment allowed us to temporally register collisions and extend the time course of the acceleration analysis.

This alignment allowed us to create a virtual consensus genome sequence of MTBC, reflecting all genetic information from various lineages.

A simple conservation analysis of the amino acids based on this multiple alignment allowed us to compute conservation, quality and consensus annotation for a specific region.

In the case of the PepI/PepR/PepL family, protein 3D-structure alignment allowed us to more clearly distinguish the peptidase subfamilies and an esterase family EstA.

Analysis of the core region alignment allowed us to assess whether the most highly conserved region of these ribozymes resulted in essentially the same tree as when the more variable regions were included.

The retrieved reciprocal best BLAST hits from the different species and the quality of the multiple sequence alignment allowed us to confirm the high homology of these 54 proteins to the murine Jmjd6 protein.

This multiple alignment allowed us to identify post-H/C divergence mutations and correct them to reflect the ancestral sequences, and to identify and distinguish between potential source-gene mutations and post-insertion mutations in the pseudogenes, as described in the results and discussion section.

Analysis of whole-genome multiple alignments allows us to extend the previously defined concepts of core- and pan-genomes to include not only annotated genes, but also non-coding regions with potential regulatory roles.