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We validate our results by using three different inter-residue energy matrices for five proteins from protein data bank (PDB), and by comparing our energy-minimizing sequences with 80 million diverse sequences that are generated based on different considerations in each case.

Sequencing of polymerase chain reaction-amplified GH11 gene fragments from the captured sequences highlighted hundreds of phylogenetically diverse sequences that were not yet described, in public databases.

The library consists of 2.7 × 10 diverse sequences that were amplified once to yield about 50 copies of each peptide sequence.

In an attempt to overcome their limited reactivity, Zucchelli and colleagues generated peptide mimics representing diverse HCV sequences that induced antibody responses capable of recognizing diverse patient derived variants (Zucchelli et al., 2001).

Millions of sequence comparisons are required to find the most conserved regions within gene families and subfamilies, to ensure that probes are selected to span diverse gene sequences that encode similar functions.

TEs represent a very diverse community of sequences that fundamentally differ in their mechanism of transposition: Class I retrotransposons move via "copy and paste" mechanisms using RNA intermediates, whereas Class II DNA transposons move via "cut and paste" mechanisms through DNA intermediates (Wicker et al. 2007).

By applying a recently developed sequence prediction algorithm and a novel ensemble averaging calculation, we generate a diverse collection of peptide sequences that are predicted to have significant affinity for the protein.

Their diversity is also evident from molecular surveys of termite hindgut communities, which have yielded a diverse clade of environmental sequences that are inferred to be from Pseudotrichonympha, but currently sequences from organisms lacking formal taxonomic description outnumber sequences from described species by a ratio of five to one7.

Among these repetitive elements, satellite DNAs (satDNAs) are a class of diverse tandemly repeated DNA sequences that build long arrays located in heterochromatin and often represent the most abundant genome fraction.

Our null distributions for these measures were derived from evolutionary patterns for a diverse array of nontoxin sequences that were expressed in the venom glands of both species and therefore may not reflect the prevailing patterns throughout the rest of the genome.

We applied our method to build biosensors for diverse ligands and determine consensus sequences that enable ligand-responsive tertiary interactions.