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If (ΨICU ≤  ΨICU) and (ΨCC <  ΨCC), sequence 2 dominates sequence 1.

For a given pair of sequences with fitness values expressed as (ΨICU,  ΨCC) and (ΨICU,  ΨCC), the domination status can be evaluated using the following rules: If (ΨICU >  ΨICU) and (ΨCC ≥  ΨCC), sequence 1 dominates sequence 2. If (ΨICU ≥  ΨICU) and (ΨCC >  ΨCC), sequence 1 dominates sequence 2. If (ΨICU <  ΨICU) and (ΨCC ≤  ΨCC), sequence 2 dominates sequence 1.

The sequences were obtained directly from PCR products and thus mirror the consensus base at each position, i.e. the dominating sequence.

It has been shown that one single major satellite repeat is the dominating sequence in all centromeres in most diploid species [ 8, 9].

This tissue was chosen because a substantial proportion of the genome is transcribed in callus while avoiding the highly expressed genes involved in photosynthesis that would otherwise dominate sequence reads from most vegetative tissues.

However, comparisons of the number of unmatched nucleotides due to indels with those due to nucleotide changes showed that indels dominate sequence divergence among closely related organisms (Britten et al. 2003).

This is a frequent problem in ancient DNA studies of early modern humans, and Neandertals where contamination with even small amounts of modern DNA can quickly dominate sequencing output.

In addition, if we consider that intra-individual clonal types are more closely related to each other than those found between individuals, the dominating sequence type per individual should be a fair representative for distinguishing clones obtained from geographically different regions or different ethnic groups.

Is a random subset of sequences from protein database dominated by sequences that are already assigned to CD? Authors' response Yes, the testing was done with a set with majority of sequences having an assigned CD.

In contrast to the Sanger sequencing method that dominated DNA sequencing for nearly 30 years [ 2], 2nd generation sequencing analyzes clonal representations of the input DNA.

Lineage 2 was comprised of three sequences and was dominated by sequence 2, identified in 11 isolates (Table 3).