lindneri AWRI B530 (grape isolate) possessed the majority of the tested genes relative to DSM 20691 (beer isolate); these enzyme-encoding genes included malolactic enzyme, peptidases (PepC, PepI, PepN), citrate lyase (α- and β-subunits), phenolic acid decarboxylase and arginine deiminase pathway enzymes (arginine deiminase and ornithine transcarbamylase).
The tropici pSym possessed the majority of all IS transposases present in the genomes of CIAT 899 and PRF 81.
In lower invertebrates, perlecan is not typically a proteoglycan, possessing the majority of the core protein modules, but lacking domain I where the attachment sites for glycosaminoglycan chains are located.
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While not all of the mass spectral peaks were high enough to generate high-quality MS/MS spectra, the majority possessed the glycan signature mass differences of 162.05 and 203.08 corresponding to masses of a hexose (Hex) and N-acetylhexosamine (HexNAc) from N-glycans, respectively.
The protein possessed intact signature features of protein tyrosine kinases, and contained conserved motifs characteristic of I-XI of receptor-like protein kinases, which are possessed in the majority of protein kinases.
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The United States and Russia possess the vast majority of the world's nuclear warheads, although both have reduced their arsenals under a series of treaties.
The United States and Russia, which possess the overwhelming majority of the world's nuclear weapons, have significantly reduced their numbers, and there is talk of further reductions.
Consequently, these species possess the vast majority of genomic resources available for Heliconius: BAC libraries, linkage maps, and extensive collections of expressed sequence tags (ESTs) generated from wing tissue and curated in a lepidopteran-specific database, [ 20, 23, 25- 27].
