Subtle changes (e.g., point mutation s) in the intronic sequences may enable pseudo exons splicing competent through modulating these elements.
At the back, there is evidence, albeit limited, that Modic type 1 and 2 changes have different relationships to low back pain, suggesting that use of multiple sequences may enable better phenotyping of musculoskeletal conditions [ 15].
The study of these using SNP chips or studies where the whole genome are sequenced, may enable us to assess the strength of the "nature" component in many gastric cancers, assuming we have the accurate bioinformatic expertises available to cope with such vast amounts of data.
Such performance may enable complex analyses of voluminous sequence datasets, and has the potential to interoperate with other hardware architectures for protein sequence analysis.
Large-scale DNA sequence data may enable development of genetic resources in endangered species, thereby facilitating conservation efforts.
On occasion, a sequence of kicks may enable the particle to escape the local minimum and reside in a new valley.
Only the second codon position of the codon AGG mismatches to the anticodon sequence tRNALys/CUU and may enable the codon reassignment to Lys.
We have shown that high-throughput immune repertoire sequencing coupled to sequence-independent diversity profiling may enable the development of immunodiagnostic cross-patient comparisons of immune repertoires, thus advancing the fields of systems and personalized medicine [ 85].
They have demonstrated that maintaining the conservation pattern in a protein family, along with a small subset of coevolving residues, may enable the generation of low-homology sequences that fold and function.
The recent emergence of massively parallel approaches for dense mutagenesis and the functional analysis of specific sequences [ 7] may enable a different paradigm, in which all possible variants of a clinically relevant gene are functionally tested in advance of ever having been observed in a patient.
