In so doing, the CR of each component was maintained as single block facilitating the detection of component re-assortment events that additionally involved the overprinting of the DNA-B CR with that of the capturing DNA-A.
Consultants (with knowledge of a specific chronic condition) within the DISABKIDS project were given the opportunity of adding 1 or 2 items to a module on the basis of clinical importance; these items were not added to the domains, but were maintained as single items for separate analyses after the field study.
In contrast, the orthologs clustered with the PRAME gene on HSA22 tend to be maintained as single-copy genes in the respective genome, except for the bovine PRAMEY family, which could be a consequence of abundant reorganization and duplication events that occurred during the evolution of the Y-chr [28].
In the second additional level, a single-leg stance with eyes closed was required to be maintained as long as possible.
As a result, single GO sheets were formed in aqueous solution and large sizes were maintained as well.
The ASPM gene is "almost unique," Dr. Walsh wrote by e-mail, because in all known animal genomes, it has resisted the usual duplication events and been maintained as a single copy.
It has long and strong rhizomes and has been maintained as a single plant in the greenhouse of the Food Crops Research Institute, Yunnan Academy of Agricultural Sciences, China, since it was provided by Dr. Hyakutake, the Institute of Physical and Chemical Research, Japan in 1999.
One of these, F3'5'Hp, has been maintained as a single-copy gene on chr8 in grapevine and other Vitaceae but lost from other dicot genomes.
The placement of zygosporic fungi (zygomycetes) is not well-resolved, and they have been maintained as separate subphyla rather than united in a single phylum [11] (Figure 2).
We have previously determined the genomic sequence of a HCMV Towne strain that was cloned into a bacterial artificial chromosome (BAC) vector [32] and was maintained as a single copy BAC-based plasmid in E.coli [7].
