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Mutations were described for some HI strains, in gene Bd0108 that abolished or truncated the reading frame, and Rendulic and co-workers [1] commented that the other genes in the cluster could encode part of a flp pilus system.

Rv0987 and Rv0988 of M. tuberculosis H37Rv encode part of an ABC transporter and a putative secreted hydrolase, respectively.

Sequence analysis shows that the 63 bp segment is likely to encode part of a leucine zipper domain and therefore a putative protein interaction may be lost in this isoform (L-FUΔ24).

These exons were observed to encode part of the SPX (Pfam PF03105) domain and the entirety of the EXS (Pfam PF03124) domain, domains which are characteristic of the PHO1 protein family [ 26- 28].

These mice lack exons 4 6 of Usp2 gene (Ensembl Gene identifier ENSMUSG00000032010), which encode part of the common catalytic domain, including the active site cysteine residue essential for deubiquitination.

Here we propose a new approach that takes into account the evolutionary history of gene families to quantitatively evaluate expression patterns of members of a gene family that encode part of the venom gene space.

For example, LTSM-positive RP genes encode parts of both the large and the small ribosomal subunits.

carried mutations in genes that encode parts of the same signaling network containing adhesion molecules, RTKs and their downstream effectors (Table 2, Supplementary Table S13 and 14).

So far, the focus of non-coding RNA discovery has shied away from intronic regions as those were believed to simply encode parts of pre-mRNAs.

The conserved regions are at the beginning and the end of this exon that encode parts of the TEN and TRBD, respectively.

They can occur randomly, in any region of the DNA, including within those regions of the gene that actually encode parts of the resulting protein (i.e., coding sequences), within "silent" regions of a gene that ultimately do not encode parts of the resulting protein (i.e., non-coding regions), or in the regions between genes (i.e., intergenic regions).