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The homologues from M. haemolytica and M. succiniproducens showed substantially less binding to both Fn and DNA compared with the proteins from P. multocida, H. influenzae, A. pleuropneumoniae and A. actinomycetemcomitans (Fig. 7).

Lastly, DNA precipitation technique has been used in previous studies for DNA-extraction and as we have shown in experiment 1, this is likely to result in a lower recovery of DNA compared with the column based method used in M4 and M5.

Earlier, many studies examining oxidatively damaged DNA in carcinogenesis have discovered augmented 8-oxodG levels in either the urine or tumour tissue DNA compared with the healthy tissue.

In all the studies, allelic loss was scored if the signal from one allele was >50% reduced in the tumour DNA compared with the controls.

Specifically, such interactions will result in the rapid accumulation of changes at nonsynonymous (amino acid altering) positions in coding DNA compared with the relatively benign mutations at synonymous sites, a selective regime referred to as positive selection.

What is more, our EMSA experiment showed that SF inhibited the binding activity of NF-κB to DNA compared with the model control but could not define precise NF-κB subunits.

People with rare diseases, usually children, will have their DNA compared with that of close relatives.

DNA-interacting residues located at the interface between HD1 and the FeS cluster-containing domain may provide a larger and higher affinity binding site for DNA compared with just the binding site formed by the conserved helicase motifs.

Moreover, the stable nature of DNA compared with RNA and the availability of high-throughput techniques for measurement of DNA methylation in large sample sets add advantages for its clinical application.

This may explain the somewhat lower methylation level of saliva DNA compared with fibroblast DNA in the affected twin.

The high stability of DNA compared with RNA is one of the main advantages of DNA-based detection methods, which therefore can be applied to the analysis of paraffin-embedded tissues.