Although we used assembled genomes to generate target and non-target lists, the assembly process is probably not required for creating lists.
For L. weberi, on the other hand, although we have assembled all the sequencing reads into a circular consensus contig of 14,360 bp, the trnI was missed, and we obtained only 212 bp of the region between rrnS and trnQ (assumed to be the A + T-rich region).
A homolog of FoxL2 has previously been identified in C. gigas (Naimi et al. 2009b), which is also identified in the oyster genome assembly although the assembled copy (Cg11004) incorrectly included an additional 3′ exon.
Although the assembled ministers worked night and day, and came tantalisingly close to an accord on implementing the 1997 Kyoto treaty committing rich countries to cut emissions of greenhouse gases, they failed to sew it up.
Although the assembled clubs did not take a formal vote on the issues, he and other E.C.A. board members said the emerging consensus in the private meetings was that small and big clubs wanted a bigger say in FIFA decisions to impose a calendar for international games when professional players are released for duty to play on national teams.
Although the assembled process of the δ-subunit-free F0F1-ATPase is relatively complicated, it has good repeatability, stability, and activity according to our previous studies [14, 15, 22].
Although fully assembled complex I was increased in PGZ-treated mice, its in-gel activity was clearly decreased.
Although Edena assembled contigs computationally more efficiently, SSAKE resulted in a higher number of assembled sequences and longer sequence contigs (Table 2).
Although cooperatively assembled complexes, considered as a single interactor, can be reused in other entries, the format is not intended to describe whole pathways.
Although previously assembled avian genomes have taken advantage of linkage maps from the same species for chromosome assignment (i.e., 93% assigned to chromosomes for turkey [ 3]), alignment to other genomes has also been used.
