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In what follows, we focus on databases categorized in DNA, RNA, protein, expression, pathway and disease, respectively.

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The repeats were categorized in retrotransposons (31.20 %), DNA transposons (5.08 %), tandem repeats (3.91 %) and other unclassified repeats (21.27 %).

Helitrons, unlike most other DNA transposons that use transposase, putatively encode a protein with a rolling circle initiator motif and PIF1-like DNA helicase domains and are categorized in their own subclass (Kapitonov and Jurka 2001; Wicker et al. 2007).

These include lamins, matrins, hnRNPs, other 'structural' proteins, and various proteins involved in DNA metabolism, many of which are listed and categorized in a database of NM Proteins, NMPdb (Mika & Rost 2005).

A 100% identity match with an HPV DNA sequence for at least 40 bases in this hypervariable L1 gene region categorized in the GenBank database determined the HPV genotype.

Seven DNA alterations were found: 2 IVS, 3 silent mutations, 1 5UTR and 1 missense mutation (categorized in the BIC database [ 13] as polymorphism).

Pipelines can be categorized in different ways.

These galaxy samples are categorized in three redshift bins.

The autoignited lifted flames were categorized in two regimes.

The studies reviewed are categorized in different transportation engineering areas.

Participants' gestures were categorized in two ways.

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