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Apparent homologs for the latter two sequences were identified in very short contigs, but the taxonomic affiliation of these contigs is not readily apparent.
The latter two sequences are IMLRK proteins.
The latter two sequences also exhibit strong conservation of sequence over the entire length of the region.
Note that, for the latter two sequences, the Δ G°5′CR/3′AA bonus was applied twice.
The latter two sequences conform a new M1c1 subclade defined by transitions 10895 and 16399 that can be RFLP diagnosed at 10895 position (Table 1).
The latter two sequences were of higher coverage than the genomes overall and assembled into single, circularly permutated contigs that contained read pairs that mapped to the two ends, suggesting that they represent an actively replicating phage.
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The latter two sequencing primers were used only for H. crassulus strain SAG 835 4, the "DB" primers only with the two isolates DB14-1-1 DB14-1-1 DB14-1-1 and DB14-5-1 DB14-5-1 DB14-5-1
The latter two sequence types were the only arsC sequences reported for the Aquificales and Fusobacteria, respectively, and as with some of the 16S rRNA tree branches, might represent the limited data set rather than true evolutionary relationships.
The latter three sequences were obtained by cropping HD resolution video sequences down to 4CIF resolution and downsampling the original content from 50 fps to 25 fps.
The latter three sequences showed greater similarity to the TmNXG1 sequence, which also lacks this glycosylation site.
While the latter four sequences might represent meaningful bacterial associates, we favor the conservative interpretation that they reflect environmental contaminants.
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