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Genotyping results with these markers mapped the pgr7 mutation between the MSA6c and MIL23d markers, which flank a region of genomic DNA defined by almost three bacterial artificial chromosome (BAC) clones (Figure 6A).

After taking a closer look at the probe intensity (the log ratio of nucleosome occupancy) within the linker DNA defined by Lee et al., we found that those genomic loci with lower probe intensities are more likely to fall into the NFRs that we identified (Figure 6).

Since the observed association with MI [5] involved a haplotype spanning regions of the gene located both upstream and downstream of the transcription start site, the functional variant(s) could be located anywhere along the stretch of DNA defined by this haplotype.

TFs are special types of proteins that have DNA binding domains that can bind at specific sites of DNA defined by particular sequences of certain length.

The in silico digestion process computationally mimics how each restriction enzyme would cleave the segment of DNA defined by the contig, returning 'mini-optical maps' that can be aligned to the optical map for the whole genome.

The candidate interval is localized to the cytogenetic "G-band" 6q23.2 on chromosome 6, comprising 1571770 bp (~1.5 Mb) of DNA defined by the markers D6S270 (Z16636 ) and DbAD6 (AJ606363 ).

All genetic ancestry companies compare a person's genome with a proprietary database of reference populations, and show percentages of DNA defined racially, ethnically, continentally, or by modern nation-states.

While the vast majority of sequences in this database correspond to members of the seven satellite families (Table  1), the 720,357 reads also include members of other repetitive DNA families, as well as non-repetitive DNA (as defined by RepeatMasker).

Knowing which proteins provide the best functional equivalents across different species is pivotal to predicting and understanding Hox-protein function such as, for example, differentiating between the 'co-selective binding' (specific DNA binding) and 'widespread binding' (transcriptional activity regulation once bound to the DNA) models defined by Biggin and McGinnis [44].

> -wrap-foot> It was recently reported that DNA shape, defined by the minor groove width of the double helix, correlates strongly to DNA flexibility (Rohs et al. 2009).

The off-target activities of Cas9 can be measured by directly assessing the potential off-target genomic DNA sites defined by the sequences that have 1 6 nucleotide (nt) differences to the intended target sequence.