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The discovered markers display a high level of specificity for the qPXO79_6 loci and could directly be deployed as foreground markers in marker assisted backcrossing (MABC) schemes.
Legumain or asparaginly endopeptidase (AEP) is a lysosomal cysteine protease with a high level of specificity for cleavage of protein substrates after an asparagine residue.
Despite the similarity in how proteins bind the two coenzymes, enzymes almost always show a high level of specificity for either NAD or NADP.
Similarly, the evolutionary operator of point mutations can be used to define an edit distance for coding sequences, but this has little meaning for TFBS sequences because any sequence variation has to maintain a certain level of specificity for the binding site to function.
Here we introduce a new more highly validated allelic discrimination assay, referred to as BurkDiff, to provide a higher level of specificity for accurate identification of B. pseudomallei and B. mallei and simultaneous differentiation when necessary.
'Behaviour' also varies in level of specificity: for example, physical activity includes sports which includes volleyball which includes running.
Presented in the paper sweeping generalization is not rigorously proven, however it can play heuristic role in increasing the level of specificity of searching for extraterrestrial life.
Unique DNA sequences provide very high levels of specificity for the diagnosis and identification of parasite species and strains, and PCR allows extremely high levels of sensitivity.
10.7554/eLife.04008.011 Figure 5. Modelling the occupancy of bacterial cell surface fHbp assuming different levels of specificity for CFH over CFHR3.
Corresponding levels of specificity for scores to correctly identify patients discharged to acute hospital or transitional care are provided.
Thus, it is possible to expect lower levels of specificity for annual or allogamous than for perennial or autogamous host plant species.
