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The duplicated copies, containing the first coding exon of APBA2, can be distinguished by single nucleotide sequence differences and are transcriptionally inactive.
If HR involves an interaction between two homologs that can be distinguished by single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), conversions without crossovers will produce a small patch of loss of heterozygosity (LOH) within a chromosome that is otherwise heterozygous, whereas both crossovers and BIR result in LOH that extends from the site at which the event initiates to the end of the chromosome.
The alleles were distinguished by single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) at 51 nucleotides, and two in-frame indels of 36 and 12 nucleotides, respectively (Figure S1).
The L thighplasty, designed to correct thigh laxity in patients with massive weight loss, is distinguished by single-stage integration into the lower body operation, presurgical marking of a unique excision design, and efficient use of prone and supine operative positions.
Incorporating a cell-based approach may reveal a relationship between phase and neuropeptide content; however, it may be overly simplistic to expect that early- and late-peaking regions will be distinguished by a single neuropeptide.
Third, we streamlined restriction digestion by using only snip-SNPs that can be distinguished by a single restriction enzyme, DraI.
The serogroups Y and W135 could be distinguished by a single amino acid substitution in synF/G (Claus et al. 2009).
In embryonic/L1 Drosophila, these two possibilities can be distinguished by measuring the single channel current size of synaptic receptors directly.
These findings show that the presence of multiple spouts in a spout fluidized bed highly affect the flow behaviour, which cannot be distinguished by solely investigating single-spout fluidized beds.
Furthermore, the recognised STs that were unable to be distinguished by this assay were typically single- or double-locus variants.
This homogenization of rDNAs allows that both V. longisporum hybrids can be distinguished by their rDNA type in a single polymerase chain reaction.
