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The SCD mode assumes the decoding uses merged sequences from Stefan, Akiyo, and Football (interleaved high-motion and low-motion sequences) and sets the scene cut at a multiple of 32 frames.

Since we merged sequences from CytB and CR we incorporated a Kimura 2-Parameter model to allow for heterogeneous mutation rate.

In a few cases, chimerical sequences were constructed by merging sequences from different species of the same genera, for which strong evidence exist of being monophyletic.

The 2d reads are products of aligning and merging sequences from template and complement reads generated from the same DNA fragment: these contain a lower error rate, owing to strand comparison and mismatch correction.

Following the alignment of sequences, family member sequences were edited further by collapsing contigs from the same cluster (i.e. gene) and merging sequences from the same species that shared a significant identity (more than 90 bases or 50% of one sequence).

To find support for miRNA expression, we downloaded all ESTs and and cDNAs mapped to mouse genome assembly NCBI 36 from the UCSC Genome Browser Database [61] in September 2006 and processed the mappings as described in [71] to remove low-quality sequences, reliably assign sequences to a genomic strand, and merge sequences obtained from the same cDNA clone.

In order to merge sequences which come from the same OR gene, two sources of intralocus variation must be taken into account: interallelic variation and sequencing error.

This generic chip-design process merging sequence information from several related genomes improves genome coverage even in conserved regions.

A de novo meta-tissue assembly (Reads-combined Assembly) [ 23] was also performed using a virtual library by merging sequence reads from all organs (see also discussion below and Figure  1).

Therefore, the assembly Sce_Assembly02 was performed that excluded singletons from the line-specific assemblies when merging sequences of the five inbred lines.

Merged sequences for which the closest match was an intronless gene were excluded from the data (e.g. intronless gene such as olfactory genes).