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Issac Asimov's Foundation sequence, and his use of psychohistory in it, makes him a remarkable systems novelist, as does Ursula Le Guin's Hainish sequence and Samuel Delany's novels Nova, Babel-17 and Dhalgren.

Determination of the DNA base sequence of the L1 gene is the foundation of genotyping of all papillomaviruses [ 19].

Lastly, laying a foundation of sequence data with an alternate enrichment system could be useful when full validation studies are undertaken.

To build a foundation to sequence the maize genome, physical and genetic maps of maize were developed and anchored to each other, resulting in an useful tool for evolutionary studies of maize (Cone et al. 2002; Wei et al. 2007; Wei et al. 2009).

The distribution of SNPs among A. tridentata subspecies and the estimation of depth and divergence of mutations provide insights about the magnitude of neutral divergence and natural selection between these subspecies, and a foundation of sequence references for future population genomic and functional genetic studies.

All rested upon the foundation of sequencing techniques that Sanger developed.

The effects of material property gradient, the temperature change, shell geometric parameter, stacking sequence, foundation stiffness as well as the end conditions on the vibration characteristics of FRC shells are discussed in detail through a parametric study.

RefSeqs provide a foundation for uniting sequence data with genetic and functional information.

This information will serve as a foundation for further sequence assembly and annotation, and will be used to design locus-specific primer sets for quantitative RT-PCR assays that will measure transcript levels for each gene family member.

The Department of Biological Sciences' agreement to change the calculus requirement allowed the Steering Committee to propose a "life-science" interest section of the first semester of the three-semester foundation calculus course sequence (MATH 241, MATH 242, and MATH 243).

This eventually became the workhorse of DNA sequencing over the next 28 years and was the foundation of the sequencing of the human genome published in 2001 [ 4, 5].