Of the four vertebrate tenascins, tenascin-X has the most distinctive FReD sequence and overall domain organization.
The mcBPPS sampler thus sets up a stringent competition between the multiple categories of functional constraints imposed on the input sequences to thereby more precisely define both those co-conserved residues most distinctive of and those sequences belonging to each subgroup.
We sequenced the full genome of 11 viruses of each pathotype and then focused on the single most distinctive site by additionally sequencing hundreds of viruses in that region.
Interestingly, all datasets, treated with different regimens or untreated, exhibit similar patterns, with the two groups of residues exhibiting most distinctive correlation behavior clustered at similar sequence positions.
His films' – and characters' – interest in reincarnation arguably gives his work its most distinctive flavour, allowing him to stage utterly strange sequences – such as the talking ape scene in Tropical Malady, or the princess-fish sex in Uncle Boonmee.
Paced to the Music The operatic sequences in "Love Eternal" are the most distinctive, the ones that elicit the greatest response from Mr. Lee.
We identify the most distinctive ROPK-specific features conserved across both active kinases and pseudokinases, and discuss these in terms of sequence motifs, evolutionary context, structural impact and potential functional relevance.
Australia geographically the most isolated continent is most distinctive.
The most distinctive things about the film are possibly Caron's personae-montage at the beginning, which showcases her virtuoso dance moves, and the final fantasy sequence, which resolves (a little hurriedly) the emotional obstacles to their love.
Most distinctive, though, is the Nepalese photography.
