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We approach the problem by designing a supervised classifier from a tandem of Artificial Neural Network (ANN) models that identify relevant features in raw spectra and achieve high classification accuracy.

We suggest that this distinct gene order in the F genomes of I. japanensis and H. cumingii resulted from a tandem duplication of the gene region followed by the deletion of segments of the duplicated gene region.

The C. briggsae gene CBG05575 has resulted from a tandem duplication of CBG05577, the orthologue of the C. elegans forkhead gene F38A6.1 (pha-4), but is probably a defective copy.

For example, the aciniform spidroin gene (AcSp1) from the banded garden spider, Argiope trifasciata, is built from a tandem array of 600 bp repeat units, some of which share an extraordinary 100% pairwise nucleotide identity [47].

Mechanistically, this block interchange could have resulted from a tandem duplication of the entire interval, followed by differential loss of functional genes in the two tandem copies.

It is believed that the tRNase ZL gene has evolved from a tandem duplication of the tRNase ZS gene, followed by divergence of the sequence [ 14].

Because none of the autosomes or autosomal arms are missing, the additional segment observed in the Y chromosome is assumed to have originated from a tandem duplication of the ancient Y chromosome or a duplication of an autosomal segment followed by insertion into the Y chromosome [ 28].

The SNRPN gene in the PWS/AS cluster arose from a tandem duplication of the SNRPB gene so its syntenic relationship with imprinted GNAS is of interest.

A new method to obtain low-energy high-intensity beams from a tandem accelerator of a high design-voltage is presented.

Lep-Caspase-2 is absent from the silkworm genome and appears to be noctuid-specific, and to have arisen from a tandem duplication of the Caspase-1 gene.

In the R1 contig, the inversion seems to have separated the R1 resistance gene from a tandem array of R1 homologs (proteins 22, 23 and 24).