The first sequence is an incomplete sequence made up of a TST capped by MFS-1.
Moreover, this approach has wide applicability and in principle can be used to identify the protein-coding region of virtually any gene in which limited or incomplete sequence information is available.
That's how other fragmentation methods are supposed to work, too, but according to Brodbelt, most tend to fragment more efficiently at protein termini or near charged residues, providing incomplete sequence coverage.
On completion of the DCE survey, we checked the data collected for incomplete sequence(s) of choices so as to avoid estimation biases due to discontinuous preferences ("noise") created by information overload, boredom, unfamiliarity with or lack of interest in the survey.
It was also stated that the present incomplete sequence will be followed by a scene in which Lili is taken to a hospital and there it will be definitely established that she has been attacked by a vampire.
Given the incomplete sequence data available to date many proteins might escape confirmation by orthogonal methods e.g. due to the lack of specific antibodies.
The second component of an index entry is two flags: one marking incomplete sequence tags, the other selecting short or long sequence offset size.
Sixteen of the 46 genes had incomplete sequence complementarity to a corresponding gene using BLAST searches in Ensembl genome browser based on the human build 17 and were excluded from further analysis, leaving 30 probes for technical validation.
Note that the absence of these exons is highly unlikely to be an artifact of incomplete sequence data: both the macaque and human genome assemblies lack exons 2, 4 and 5 and are gap-free between exons 1 and 14, and there is good coverage of other exons in the chimpanzee and two orangutan genomes.
Again, suboptimal probe design due to incomplete sequence knowledge can be a factor.
