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The recombinant RNA competitor was designed to obtain a maximum sequence similarity with the target sequence, and the RT-PCR amplification efficiency of the competitor and target RNA was found to be identical.
The former two showed highest sequence similarity with cognate (large and small) subunits of HqD whereas later one showed maximum sequence similarity with 4-hydroxymuconic semialdehyde dehydrogenase (4-HMSD).
Among these, ASL3 exhibits maximum sequence similarity with protein in Brachypodium distachyon, with 74% amino acid identity and it shared 42% peptide identity with protein from Arabidopsis (Figure 5A).
The two key parameters of HomoClust are Simdown-th and Simup-th, which specify the minimum and maximum sequence similarity, respectively, used for evaluating the homogeneity of clusters in the first phase of the algorithm.
Among the studied proteins PIF1 (GB: AAQ54302), a pathogen inducible zinc finger protein from capsicum shows maximum sequence similarity with CaZF of only about 55% homology (expect = 5e-45).
Interestingly, one haplotype characterized from the wild Przewalski's horse exhibited maximum sequence similarity to the late Pleistocene sequence.
2236 different groups of proteins were selected using maximum 35% sequence similarity with minimum 80% of sequences overlap within groups.
The frequency of the atoms and residues at each position is recorded and used to construct a maximum likelihood sequence similarity scoring function.
The optimization formula guarantees that orthologous gene pairs have maximum sequence and function similarity, and the orthologous genes are grouped into a minimal number of operons.
We clustered the fundamental repetitive sequences into groups, such that there was the maximum redundancy in sequence similarity within each group, but the least possible redundancy between the groups.
The method outlined here takes each pair of proteins (i1, i2) from one subnetwork and seeks the maximum ratio of sequence similarity with respect to the closeness (shortest path through the central protein) of the networks, in order to identify proteins (j1, j2) in the target subnetwork.
