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Because this sequence contains multiple genes, it is likely that the observed copy number variation results in functional differences among alternative chromosomes.
We chose the −77/+57 NXNL1 fragment as the scaffold for these experiments because this minimal promoter sequence contains needed core RNA polymerase II binding elements, since it is active in Y79 and HEK 293 cells (Figure 2A), but it is by itself insufficient for transcriptional activity in the more stringent and biologically relevant environment of retinal explants (Figures 3A and 4).
Because each sequence contains each finger once, the two sequences will activate the same cortical patches, albeit in a different temporal order.
3a because its targeting sequence contains an AluI restriction enzyme site that facilitates restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) analysis (Fig. 3A).
The FAD3-2.2 gene is likely a pseudogene, because the coding sequence contains several in-frame stop codons and a frame-shift mutation that are present in both G. herbaceum and G. hirsutum sequences (Additional file 6).
The M6P/IGF2R is also commonly mutated in gastrointestinal and endometrial malignancies because its coding sequence contains a poly-G region that is a mutational target in tumors with mismatch repair deficiencies and microsatellite instability [ 23, 24].
We also excluded codon 204 in the COX2 gene from the analysis because the mtAncestor-1 sequence contains a deletion of AC in this codon.
It was thus impossible to decipher if this result occurred because of problems associated with NJ tree building (discussed below), or because the sequences contained errors that could only be determined by visually examining the nucleotide characters.
The use of eukaryotic models was ruled out because these sequences contain a one amino acid insertion within helix D relative to BfrB, while ferritin sequences from the eubacterial and archaeal groups maintain a constant-length core (156 residues) extending from helix A through helix E (Figure 3).
Because the sequences contained many repeats near their 3′ ends, the alignment was uncertain in the respective region and contained many gaps.
