Sentence examples for both these sequences are from inspiring English sources

Both these sequences are annotated as 'known-ccds peptide' and are present in Refseq and Genbank databanks as non-receptor tyrosine kinases.

Both of these sequences are of undocumented cis-regulatory function.

The Wolbachia homologs of both of these sequences are involved in nucleic acid synthesis.

We found that both of these sequences are present in equal amounts in Col-0, KO and OEX plants.

In paired-end mapping approaches, DNA fragments, or clones, from a test genome are sequenced from both ends, and these sequences are mapped to a reference genome sequence.

These sequences are both tandem and IRs (Fig.  6C; magnified part), are found only in these LoD regions and are clearly hypomethylated only in germ cells (Supplementary Fig. S6).

These sequences are known as anti-tags.

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These sequences are called hybrid event sequences.

These sequences are referred to as anchors.

These sequences are presented in Figure 3.