Genome projects are approaching completion and are saturating sequence databases.
The next challenge – sequence completion and verification – requires the closing of the gaps between contigs, isolation and characterization of centromeric and telomeric regions that are poorly represented in libraries, and verification of contig assembly.
Long DNA oligonucleotide (70-mer) probes will be designed by a joint effort of USDA and TIGR upon completion of sequence collection and in silico validation.
This discrepancy in the distribution of TE categories is most likely due to differences in both sequencing completion and assembly quality between both draft genomes, resulting in a lesser coverage of this TE subclass in E. oleifera.
An incomplete expressed sequence tag clone of APR from E. gracilis was sequenced to completion and deposited in GenBank under accession number EU131629.
An important milestone was the recent completion and posting of the genomic sequence of an inbred sorghum line, BTx623.
Upon completion and annotation of the nucleotide sequence of a bacterial genome, a great scientific challenge is to elucidate the regulation of expression of all the predicted genes and to deduce thereof the entirety of regulatory networks present in the respective microorganism.
This may have been partially attributed to the QuickDASH being the final questionnaire in the completion sequence and subsequent patient burden due to the number of questionnaires.
After completion of sequencing and annotation of the P. tetraurelia genome, 10 new related sequences (Epi 42 to Epi 51) of the epiplasmin family were found (Table 1), using a Blast search on the genomic bank (Paramecium DB [ 11]) according to that described in [ 7].
This clone, which has been sequenced to completion and analyzed, contains two fragments which have 88 and 94 % identity to EsV-1 DNA (Fig. 1 and Table 2).
The genome of C. clariflavum has been sequenced to completion, and numerous cellulosomal genes were identified, including putative scaffoldin and enzyme subunits.
