Each subject contributed a sequence of binary variables indicating if the event had, or had not, occurred during each interval of observation.
Finally, Type III retrocopy events occur, in contrast to Type I and II events, when the retrocopy contributed a sequence that is largely out-of-frame, derived from a UTR, or in the opposite orientation with respect to the retrocopy's parent.
After contributing a sequence to the all-star revue Paramount on Parade (1930), Arzner reteamed with Chatterton on Anybody's Woman (1930).
In the cases where the query was a contig consensus sequence one cDNA clone contributing a sequence that aligned at the 5' end of the contig was chosen for full-length sequencing.
The C-terminal fusion partners are cellular transcription factors that contribute a sequence-specific DNA-binding domain, which determines the tumour phenotype (Lee, 2007).
Furthermore, combining data among species yielded 3,961 conserved clusters for which all four species contributed a single sequence.
De novo transcriptome assembly for each species yielded a large number of putative single-copy genes (table 1) and combining data among species yielded 3,961 conserved clusters for which all four species contributed a single sequence (fig. 1).
For Lorna Mills Wayss of Something project, which was part of this year's Dreamlands show at the Whitney, Leonard contributed a one-minute GIF sequence titled Jupiter Water Drop, in which Jupiter's tumultuous atmosphere is mapped onto a drop of water.
Four countries--the United States, Canada, New Zealand, and Australia--have already contributed a total of $53 million to sequence the cow genome, which, like its human counterpart, contains roughly 3 billion base pairs.
Other structure features of stem which impact the balance of the 5' stem and 3' stem, such as the number of bulges in the folding structure and the fraction of paired base in sequence, only contributed a little to HairpinSVM.
Although insulin resistance is the underlying problem, in the pathogenesis of FLD both excess energy consumption as well as defective energy combustion contribute to a sequence of events which begins with hepatic steatosis and ends in liver cirrhosis and cancer (Reddy and Rao 2006).
