Sentence examples for preserved reading from inspiring English sources
The aphasia is characterized by a reduction in spontaneous speech sometimes leading to mutism and preserved reading and repetition, most consistent with a dynamic aphasia [ 70, 167].
From 80 to 85% of minisatellite motifs represented repeats within proteins, up to the 228-nucleotide repeat of ubiquitin, but not all of these repeats preserved reading frame.
Relative to patients with semantic dementia, AD patients show preserved reading aloud of low-consistency words (Noble et al. 2000), at least until later stages of impairment (Strain et al. 1998).
Hexanucleotide repeats also preserve reading frames, but we did not discover any of these among our Stenogyne ESTs.
The repeated subsequences do not necessarily preserve reading frame, although there is a substantial excess of those that do.
We investigated the ability of each repeat pair to preserve reading frame after potential excision of their enclosed region as an IES.
In Table 2, we note that all of the repeat pairs of length five or greater (and one of length three) are biologically significant in the sense that they would preserve reading frame and not introduce stop codons if they were spliced out as IESs.
Chromatograms were edited and assembled using Sequencher (Gene Codes) software, and multiple sequence alignments were generated using MUSCLE (http://www.drive5.com/muscle/) with protein-alignment assisted adjustments to protein-alignment assisted
Sequence traces were edited using Sequencher (Gene Codes) software and multiple sequence alignments were generated using MUSCLE http://www.drive5.com/muscle/ with protein-alignment-assisted adjustments to preserve reading frames.
It is interesting to ask under what conditions repeat sequences in protein-coding regions can function dually either in IES removal or intron splicing, while preserving reading frame in both pathways.
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