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Fifty one CMV isolates from this period were partially characterized from varied hosts by sequencing a section from each of the three genomic RNAs.

Genetic distances between native and novel hosts were ascertained by sequencing sections of the 16S and 12S mitochondrial rDNA genes.

By sequencing PCR amplicons (see below, this section) and a tBLASTn-search in a published transcriptome (Liu et al., 2011), CAS genes were identified in Tetranychus evansi and Panonychus citri, respectively.

Screening of the control population for the sequence variants observed in patients was conducted by sequencing as described below in the section entitled PCR and DNA sequencing or, as indicated, by RFLP or TaqMan® analysis as described below in the sections entitled RFLP analysis and TaqMan® analysis.

All plasmids contained the unc-54 3′UTR and PCR amplified sections were verified by sequencing.

RNA is made by copying the base sequence of a section of double-stranded DNA, called a gene, into a piece of single-stranded nucleic acid.

The DNA-binding function was added to the designed finger by reconsidering a section of the amino acid sequence and computationally selecting amino acids to have the lowest protein DNA interaction energy for the target DNA sequences.

A single fragment remained unidentified after extensive sequence similarity searching against nucleotide databases at Genebank, suggesting that it might by located in a section of the A. caninum genome that has not been sequenced.

The most time-consuming gore sequence involved a character's head being crushed by a section of a church.

All GBS sequences were submitted to Sequence Read Archive section of the European Nucleotide Archive ENAA) (submission: ERP002594 Genotyping by sequencing of a barley mapping population).

All sequence reads generated from GPMx were submitted to the Sequence Read Archive section of the European Nucleotide Archive ENAA) (submission: ERP002594 Genotyping by sequencing of a barley mapping population).