In particular, much of this RNA deposition functions to localize coding and non-coding RNAs essential to germ cell development into a distinct subcellular domain that can be moved into the vegetal cortex of the oocyte.
In some cases, overlapping morphemes are localized in coding regions producing repeated amino acid residues in a polypeptide chain.
The adherence of many EAEC strains requires the presence of a plasmid with localized genes coding for AA (1); a DNA fragment from an uncharacterized region of this plasmid was described as a specific EAEC probe (12).
The application of WGS or WES for mutation analysis in ENU-induced mutant lines is particularly attractive given the evidence that most mutations caused by ENU are localized to coding regions or splice sites.
The alignments with homologous sequences at the protein level enabled us to localize conserved coding regions and to determine the frame of the coding sequences within boundaries defined by sequence conservation.
Non-conserved exons between human and mouse are mostly found outside the coding sequences, suggesting that when non-conserved exons are localized within coding sequences, it might be due to species-specific functional effects [ 30].
Specifically, they localized adenovirus coding for TgD antigen to a segment of the newborn gut.
We selected high confidence SNVs in exons (3,023; Figure 1D), the majority of which are localized in coding regions (2,394; 79%).
In C. albicans we identified about 40 such elements, dispersed throughout the entire mitochondrial genome, but generally localized outside coding sequences (Fig. 6, listed in Additional file 4: Table S4).
Additionally, a population-based metric may well be superior to that of single unit recordings, given that many states are represented diffusely across populations rather than within single neurons, and this is likely to be particularly the case when tracking general state changes in PD rather than the subtle and highly localized motor coding that is involved in precise voluntary movements.
