Next, RNA-seq reads mapping to multiple locations were mapped to repetitive element pseudo-genomes that represent all RepeatMasker annotated genomic instances of repeat sub-families in a manner similar to Day et. al [ 64].
Male and female probes (1,843 probes located on chromosomes 20, 21 and 22) were compared after removal of 307 autosomal probes that were located in repetitive elements and/or mapped to multiple locations in the genome.
Other short invariant sequence elements reside at multiple locations within the bodies of the 11 fully sequenced MSG genes, which tended to be least variable at their 3' ends.
As insertion elements commonly exist in multiple locations within the genome, a remaining copy with a functional transposase can compensate the loss of function in other insertion elements.
It includes sequences (> 50 bp) that are present at multiple locations in the genome, such as mobile genetic elements, small dispersed repeats like RUP and BOX elements, and other repetitive regions.
Now that it ordered 100 Tesla Model S's, it will have to create hubs in multiple locations and release the app, a key element to manage your account and get a car.
Then, the sensing data collected from multiple locations are registered (i.e. building scenes registration), and building elements in the sensing data are recognized (i.e. building elements recognition).
The elements of this scheme occur in discrete (and often multiple) locations in the cell, where particular combinations of the enzymes, cosubstrates, trafficking proteins, etc., make a major contribute to the outcome.
Even after this restrictive procedure, single RNA sequences can be mapped on multiple locations due to the genomic repeats contained in the genome such as transposable elements and tRNA.
In both reactive and inducer strains defective I elements form prominent clusters within the heterochromatin of mitotic chromosomes at multiple locations which are stable in unrelated strains [4].
