The triplet 〈S id,S n,L d 〉 forms a unique identifier of the query session, enabling duplicate query detection.
CDK v2.0 standardizes upon a new core representation and procedures have been updated or added to enable duplicate checking, pattern matching, and interconversion.
Each well was numbered, in duplicate, using a quasi-Latin square that enabled the duplicate samples to be placed randomly on the plate.
Our finding that bacteriocyte-enriched amino acid transporters are often members of gene family expansions suggests that past duplication events enabled some duplicates to conserve their ancestral function while others diverged to fill a role in symbiosis [ 9].
Most of the 5′ linkers used to prepare CRAC libraries contain a random 3 nt sequence, which enabled PCR duplicates (reads amplified from a single cDNA) to be removed by collapsing identical sequences.
The borders of PsaJ and PsaF are easily located in the viral gene and the high conservation of the PsaF subunit enabled us to duplicate the salient features of the viral gene into our artificially constructed fusion made from the corresponding Synechocystis genes.
For these starches, which come from a heterogeneous genetic background, SAXS analysis of duplicate samples enabled structural information to be obtained about their lamellar architecture where differences in lamellar spacing among samples were only several tenths of nanometer.
While they extend their idea only to N-terminal mutations modifying targeting sequences to the endoplasmic reticulum, mitochondria, or chloroplasts, it may well be that C-terminal mutations may have enabled peroxisomal relocation of duplicate gene products in an ancestor of methylotrophic yeasts.
A mainstay of offices of the past with their banks of manual typewriters, carbon paper enabled people to make duplicates of a document.
Mapping of two paralogs from 40 duplicated loci enabled identification of six pairs of homeologous regions located on 11 different LGs (Table 1).
