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Among the incorrect constructs, 22% contained sequences that lacked inverted repeats, 6% contained an incorrect loop sequence, and 2% lacked the poly-T transcription termination sequence.
By chance, the antisense pol coding region contained sequences that were similar to a CRE, and possibly to other transcription factor binding sites necessary for testis-specific transcription.
Although dependent upon sample size, two clades contained sequences that appear to be specific to M. acuminata Calcutta 4 (clades 6 and 11).
These motifs contained sequences that are identical to the E. coli σ promoter consensus (Sinoquet et al. 2008), indicating they would act as phage early promoters (Pearly).
No contig contained sequences that were from seven or eight libraries, and only nine unique sequences were present in six libraries.
A proportion of obtained reads contained sequences that were >99% identical to mitochondrial DNA of V. vulpes, which confirmed that the sample was collected from a red fox.
This predicted intron contained sequence that was almost identical to sequence within the ORF of the intronless gene AtPum16, a close relative of AtPum17.
In nature, antisense RNAs contain sequences that are the complement of the normal coding sequences found in mRNAs (also called sense RNAs).
Kaminski's groundbreaking work with Spielberg contains sequences that will clearly outlive them both -- the opening D-Day segment in "Saving Private Ryan," a hulking dinosaur staring into a child's window in "The Lost World," the decadent sheen of "Schindler's List".
Critical to the success of a panning experiment is the complexity of the library: the greater the diversity of clones within the library, the more likely the library contains sequences that will bind a given target with useful affinity.
In addition to the ability to bind the retroviral capsid protein, the retroviral restriction factors Fv1, Trim5α and Trim5 CypA share the common property of containing sequences that promote self-association.
