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To extend consensus to scientific societies and healthcare organizations, the AKIN was created.

Formally, consensus methods apply when all trees have exactly the same set of taxa, while supertree methods extend consensus methods to situations with unequal taxon sets [ 25].

In the case of candidate AT-AC introns, we required that the AT donor site match the extended conserved donor site consensus sequence ATatcc (extended consensus shown in lower case).

The recently published discrete mathematical method, extended consensus partition (ECP), identifies nucleotide types at each position that are strictly absent from a given sequence set, while occur in other sets.

In 66% (24/35) of cases, there was a candidate alternative in frame boundary (GT or AG) within 9 nts of the JEC21 boundary position (and one case of an alternative boundary 12 nt away), and many of these alternative boundaries had extended consensus sequences (i.e., a 5' GT/CRAG or 3' YAG; Table 1).

A common consensus region (extended R&R Consensus) in these proteins binds to chitin, the other major component of cuticle.

Sequences anchored to the ends of AF095730 were used to extend the consensus beyond the 5' and 3' ends of AF095730 and the assembly of an expanding contig was launched.

Briefly, RepeatModeler was initially used to analyze the A. mississippiensis genome draft, after which manual work was necessary to confirm or extend the consensus sequences for each repeat by first querying the entire A. mississippiensis draft using BLAST (version 2.2.23 [ Altschul et al. 1990]).

At the end of each MRP analysis, we had a collection of equally good MRP solutions, from which we produced a greedy consensus tree (also known as an extended majority consensus).

The R&R consensus is further classified into RR1 (soft cuticle), RR2 (hard cuticle) and extended R&R consensus chitin binding domain [66].

The Pasteurellacean USS was first characterized in Haemophilus influenzae, whose 1.83-Mb genome contains 1,471 perfect-consensus copies of the 9-bp core of the motif (table 1); alignment of these cores extended the consensus to a 30-bp three-part motif (Smith et al. 1995).