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By MPS, not only the repeat-length size but also sequence variations could be detected.

In the experiments reported in this article, ProteRNA used not only evolutionary profile with predicted secondary structure but also sequence conservation information.

However, this means that the RCV value does not only reflect composition variability, but also sequence length variability in the dataset.

A screening program that is based on the DNA sequencing of many genes will reveal not only pathogenic mutations but also sequence variations of uncertain significance.

In contrast to the other data warehouses, TRUNCATLIX not only stores the sequence and annotation data of the Affymetrix GeneChip arrays, but also sequence data from other genetic projects and institutes.

Recent advances in chickpea genomics have made it possible to not only develop large-scale molecular markers, genetic maps, transcriptomic resources for conducting large-scale and high-throughput marker genotyping but also sequence the genome of this important crop (Varshney et al. 2013b; Jain et al. 2013).

There were languid moments but also sequences in which dancers vigorously kicked up their heels, clapped their hands and bent down to slap the floor.

In this brief period, Venter's company not only ordered the 3 billion DNA letters in the human "book of life" but also sequenced the genome of the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster as a warm-up.

The set of uniques will include not only real RAD alleles but also sequencing errors.

We propose that not only is a molecular sequencing approach better for the identification of cultivated microbes, but also sequencing can be used to identify organisms without the need to culture.

Denes are in fact far more expansive than the nomenclature of genes in contemporary genomics; they include not only "any piece [or pieces] of expressed sequence", but also sequences (or Boolean, modal and order-related combinations thereof) that have functional significance even without being expressed.