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Subsequent cloning and characterization suggested that Rf-D1 is highly similar to Rf1a and has only one nucleotide difference (Zhu et al. [2009]).
"I think any American that is LGBT, or loves someone who is LGBT, or supports someone who is LGBT, has only one choice in this election, because the differences between these two candidates on that issue alone are so diametrically opposed.
Today, Marion County, the state's most populous county, has only one early voting site, and it's made a difference.
has only one solution.
We performed a Quantitative Real time PCR assay which can detect HHV-6A/B within one reaction by two probes that have only one nucleotide difference with different reporters and quenchers.
Finally, group D had three strains that had only one nucleotide difference, while two strains in group F had only two sequence differences.
Bull No.1 had only one significant difference in the percentage of D marker between fibroblasts and the others.
All our local CVA16 strains show complete identity with the sense primer 159S but we infer that this primer was not meant to specifically bind to HEV71 since even the prototype CVA16 G-10 had only one nucleotide difference.
The human CCL4 and CCL4-like genes have only one amino acid difference, and the CCL4-like genes such as CCL4L2 and CCL4L2a have no difference in their coding sequences.
A/Shanghai/11/87 and A/Victoria/7/87 were antigenically different (antigenic distance = 5.7), but they had only one amino acid difference (R247S).
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