These enzymes recognize about 200 distinct sequences, which are four to eight bases in length.
In later works Weidman so fully integrated dance and pantomime that distinct sequences of each were no longer recognizable.
(d) Size distribution of the annotated small RNA clusters (i.e. distinct sequences) according the annotation classes.
Four genetic libraries (one per season) were constructed and 383 clones analyzed, yielding 176 distinct sequences.
The crystallization is characterized and contrasted with the distinct sequences of reactions on annealing 90Al and 84Al amorphous alloys.
In the binary case, the total number of distinct sequences of span n is ; in the more general case of span n sequences over an alphabet of cardinality, α, the number of distinct sequences is.
Between two and 91 distinct sequences were detected per phased locus, with an average of 6.0 (±4.8, SD) distinct sequences, the majority being 3 or 5 sequences per phased locus (Additional file 5).
The NS5 gene was amplified by a set of six specific primers that recognized six distinct sequences.
Peptides and proteins consist of distinct sequences of amino acids which fold into secondary and tertiary 3D structures.
There were 162 distinct sequences in the dataset.
The 16S alignment with 237,882 distinct sequences was taken from GreenGenes [33] (http://greengenes.lbl.gov).lbl.gov
