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A single event of horizontal transfer of the GMP synthase gene as well as the PabI family and subsequence recombination leading to the loss of the PabI family in some strains is more likely, compared with two independent horizontal transfer events (the GMP synthase gene and the PabI family) to the same genomic locus.
On the other hand, if SConES is given a GS network such as the one we describe, the graph smoothness constraint will encourage nearby SNPs to be selected together, leading to the selection of subsequences that are likely to be haplotype blocks.
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Upon DISC formation, procaspase-8 is autolytically cleaved and activated and, in turn, cleaves downstream caspases such as effector caspase-3 and -7, leading to cleavage of cellular proteins and DNA and to subsequence apoptotic cell death.
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For each dinucleotide w, we define the set M w as the set of all positions i such that a nucleosome starting at i would cover the subsequence w, and we define m w i as the number of appearances of w in the sequence covered by a nucleosome starting at i (as with our biophysical models, we exclude the leading and trailing 3 bases of the sequence each nucleosome covers).
The matrix was used to assign estimated binding energies, or binding scores, to each subsequence of length 22. Sequences whose highest-scoring candidate binding site overlapped with the PCR primers were discarded, leading to a set of 94 sequences which contained a candidate CAP binding site within the subsequence from the random library.
This sequence isn't random, as initial subsequences of reasonable length are highly compressible.
In BLASTX, the length of the subsequence for seed is three and neighborhood words are identified, as well as exact subsequences (Altschul et al., 1997).
However, delineating subsequences by forcing all their residues to share a common set of match partners may be too restrictive, as short subsequences were frequently defined at subsequence boundaries owing e.g. to alignment artifacts.
