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To this end, both whole genome sequencing approaches as well as map-based, BAC-to-BAC strategies have been proposed to sequence plant genomes [ 36, 37].

Therefore, different strategies for complexity reduction such as reduced representation libraries (RRL) have been proposed to sequence only a subset of the genome for SNP discovery [ 29].

Since recruitment is currently underway, we are proposing to sequence the probands of the participants for possible mutations in the additional 23 genes known to contribute to risk of breast and ovarian cancer as a first step.

With an estimated size of 2.5 Gb, the beetle's genome has been proposed to be sequenced using the novel parallel sequencing technologies including sequencing by synthesis (SBS) such as Illumina®, SOLiD™ and 454 [23].

Two models have been proposed to explain sequence permutations arising during the evolution of N-MTases [ 9, 20].

In our opinion, the greatest potential for WGP is the possibility of increasing the degree of pooling in sequencing projects based on BAC pools, a strategy that has been proposed to reduce sequencing costs in large genomes [ 32] and is currently being utilized for sequencing chromosome 3B of bread wheat.

First, a lot of new machine learning techniques have been proposed to solve the sequence labelling problem successfully.

A four-stage corrosion mechanism has been proposed to explain the sequence and the reasons of occurrence of each corrosion form.

Due to this simple pattern of G4 motifs, several in silico methods have been proposed to detect G4 sequences in genomes using pattern matching with regular expression [ 12- 16].

Recently, a new damage indicator-based sequential law has been proposed to capture the load sequence effect more precisely.

Before the advent of the Gene Ontology, different independent studies provided conflicting results: varying estimates have been proposed to infer function from sequence identity showing the difficulties in reaching a shared agreement.