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In the latter case, the throughput can be increased thanks to a multiframe approach, where frames of the code with block-size are decoded in parallel.

Interestingly, 6.25% of deletion variants disrupted the reading frame of the coding sequence.

To conserve the frame of the coding sequences, the nucleotide alignment is derived from the amino acid alignment (in-house script) of the translated products of the pseudogene and its cognate gene obtained by GENEWISE.

Our analysis did not allow for the detection of mutations in which the frame of the coding sequence was conserved (synonymous mutation, in frame deletion), decreasing the total level of diversity observed.

The alignments with homologous sequences at the protein level enabled us to localize conserved coding regions and to determine the frame of the coding sequences within boundaries defined by sequence conservation.

Additionally, we Sanger-sequenced selected regions of the plastome genic space to verify the correct translational frame of the coding regions and to eliminate any Ns still present in the assembly.

Regarding the mutations, they can be classified into three different subgroups: missense mutation leading to amino-acid substitutions, nonsense mutations causing the transition of a codifying codon into a stop codon and insertion/deletion mutations, that modify the reading frame of the coding region and/or the donor/acceptor splice sites.

Such 'second' coding level in the frame of the genetic code represents a novel form of protein engineering.

Among them, one mutation causes a 13 bp deletion leading to a frame shifting of the coding sequence and appearance of a premature stop codon (Fig. 4C).

Coding sequences for full-length EGFP were also cloned into the XhoI site of the bacterial expression vector pET15b; this allowed the subsequent in-frame insertion of the coding sequences for the C-terminal 90 amino acids of human HSP90α (C90) into the BamHI site with an extra TAA termination codon for translation to terminate the protein sequence with MEEVD.