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We developed the algorithm, Compare_Islands, allowing comparisons between the genome signatures of GIs with each other and that of a selectable genome sequence, and enables a sequence composition similarity grouping.

The newly developed algorithm, Compare_Islands, allows comparisons between the genome signatures of GIs with each other and that of a selectable genome sequence, and enables a sequence composition similarity grouping, in which the δ* value variations of the different fragments are adjusted for sequence length.

The use of a temperature switch during PCR enables a sequence of two amplifications to take place in a single-step, closed-tube reaction: amplification of the target sequence at a high annealing temperature, followed by detection of the harbored SNP at a low annealing temperature.

It becomes clear that some constraint sets seem to be too confining to enable a sequence design for RNAiFold within 1 h.

The latter arrangement has the advantage of enabling a sequence of measurements to be made at different pressures at the same temperature (as well as varying temperature), and for measurements involving several gases to be made on the same crystal.

Data bases have been established, containing complete cyt b and rhodopsin gene sequences of European marine fish species [21] (www.fishtrace.org), as well as partial 16S, cyt b, and COI sequences of anchovies [11] (http://anchovyid.jrc.ec.europa.eu) to enable a sequence-based identification of specimens.

The Markov model with Monte-Carlo microsimulations is a robust state-transition model that enables a dynamic treatment sequence to be simulated over the entire mCRPC period.

These crystal structures enabled a detailed sequence comparison of this highly diverse domain family.

However, the 2-base encoding system used in the ligation-base sequencing protocol SOLiD TM enables a reduction of the sequencing error rate.

The Lactamase Engineering Database enables a systematic analysis of sequence and annotation information from different data sources.

Compared with whole genome/exome sequencing, this enables a major reduction in cost and allows higher sequence coverage over the areas of interest.