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In this case, the sequence motifs predicted by the daTAA server overlap remarkably well with the sequence elements defined by the structure.

The simulated non-genic pattern is in this respect most striking but also the patterns under Granthamian amino-acid selection overlap remarkably well with the native ones (if one excludes the low-GC results from intron-derived 64×4s) and this despite that, as stated above, the regime of non-synonymous selection that we used was not chosen to deliver a close fit to the native patterns.

At last, we did one-by-one comparison between the two sets of lists, found their degree of overlap remarkably higher than expected.

The superimposition of wild-type PBP2 with PBP2-t3-6140 shows that the amino acids comprising the three conserved motifs of the active site overlap remarkably closely.

(1204) A broad substrate specificity of PGP overlaps remarkably, although not completely, with that of CYP3A4 (described in section ).

The CpG loci identified as hypermethylated in YSTs included in our study overlapped remarkably with the CpG loci identified in two independent series of YSTs recently reported by Jeyapalan et al. [ 9].

These positions remarkably overlap with sites in the Figure 3B predicted by MI analysis.

Moreover, all of the SAS overlap sequences are remarkably conserved in the other species suggesting that cis-encoded antisenses could target as many as 22 Hox genes (table 2).

In contrast to the multiple differences in clinical features between adult and juvenile DM, genetic evidence to date has been remarkably overlapping for the two groups.

It is interesting to note that M. musculus and H. sapiens (Taxonomy ID: 9606) trends are remarkably overlapping (Supplementary Fig. S3), in accordance with an earlier report.

"There is remarkably little overlap between the two businesses, so we are not envisaging swathes of redundancies or factory closures," said analysts at Shore Capital.