In his careful unpacking of Josie's family background, Eggers is asking us to observe subtle patterns: her decision to become a dentist, for example, he suggests, with the lightest of emphasis, is an off-the-peg identity copied from her guardian.
Also, because of their high nucleotide sequence identity, copies of LCRs can act as substrates for large rearrangements, such as deletions, inversions and duplications (reviewed in [ 40]).
Furthermore, nTEs were characterized as either MITE or non-MITE where MITEs are defined as shorter than 600bp with at least 25 double-ended copies or 10 nearly identical copies (identity > = 99%) (Additional file 1).
Alignment of WGS sequences to the BACs indicates that 80% of BAC sequences have similar copies (≥ 75% nucleotide identity) elsewhere in the genome, but only 23% have identical copies (99% identity).
Such students "may be afflicted by a sense of lost identity," the copy read, adding that university life presented "a whole new world . . . of anxiety".
When exploring TBDT genes we found great diversity in sequence identity and copy number (up to 21 in C. curvus).
Due to their high sequence identity, nonallelic copies of LCRs, instead of copies at the usual allelic positions, can sometimes be aligned during meiosis or mitosis.This so-called misalignment and the subsequent crossover between them can result in genomic rearrangements in progeny cells.
Taken together, the high degree of deletion and the high level of identity between copies within a family suggest that LTR retrotransposon copies start being eliminated from the genome shortly after their insertion.
On Sunday night French police issued an identity picture, copied by Greek officials at the time, and asked anyone who recognised him to come forward.
