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In particular, the mature hsa-mir-548 miRNAs are all 22nt in length, they were identified from a cDNA library made of size fractionated RNA and they map precisely to genomic regions that are predicted to form local hairpin structures.

For more complete sequence assembly, two more libraries were constructed and sequenced: a FEMALE library made of female accessory glands and spermathecae of ~300 female flies and a MALE library made of testes of ~150 male flies [ 115].

The cDNA sequence was reconstructed from two overlapping clones isolated from a cDNA library made on mRNA of buckwheat seed at the mid-maturation stage of development.

To further overcome the bias of under-represented regions in libraries made of partially digested DNA, one BAC library was generated from mechanically sheared DNA (HVVMRXALLrA, Table 1).

Nevertheless, they contain a large number of widely dispersed repetitive sequences in the form of transposon insertions as well as intercalated heterochromatic repeats that foil attempts at assembly with reads from sequencing libraries made of small DNA fragments.

These results are consistent with those reported by Lassmann and Sonnhammer (2005a) who recently re-implemented this measure while basing it on libraries made of alternative multiple sequence alignments.

Although ESTs can aid the annotation of the cassava genome, the fact that most of them come from libraries made of random mRNA fragments, make them insufficient to accurately and fully define gene models [ 27], ESTs are not only derived from partial transcripts, but also they can confound alternatively spliced forms during the assembly process [ 28].

A robotic liquid handling system was employed to carry out a parallel batch screen on a displacer library made up of analogous compounds.

Specifically, in the case of the library made from 500 pg of E. coli 16S amplicon, half of the resulting library was used for sequencing.

Transcription factors identified in the Centaurea library made up ~6% of the GO annotations for molecular function, whereas ~4% of the Arabidopsis genome sequences are annotated as transcription factors (The Arabidopsis Information Resource, TAIR).

I suddenly imagined a new library, made up exclusively of human mistakes.