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Given the presence in the genome of TRBV genes exhibiting > 97% nucleotide identity, it is not possible to conclude whether these cDNAs represent allelic variants of already identified genes or products of additional genes absent from the current assembly.

In addition to these families, our analysis shows that there are multiple paralogs within at least 10 kinesin families (Kinesin-1, 2, 3, 4/10, 6, 8, 9, 13, 14 and 16; Figure 1) that are most likely the products of additional ancient gene duplication events.

The mechanism tending to produce this optimum begins with the profit-maximizing businessman, who will hire more labour when the wage rate is less than the marginal product of additional workers and who will employ more capital when the rate of interest is lower than the marginal product of capital.

All insect-damaged rice plants emitted volatiles, including the sesquiterpene products of OryzaTPS1s (Additional file 7).

For many of the deduced translation products of the additional leaderless transcripts, no protein homologs were identified using sequence- or structure-based homology searches.

We continued to analyse the efficiency of the bead regeneration and reuse by using amplification products of twelve additional clones (range 0.3 – 2 kb) and a hybridisation-based quantification approach.

Our further analysis identified 317 and 234 conservative inhibiting pairs initiated by ADP and AMP respectively, among which 171 ADP and 32 AMP were products of RLEs (Additional file 2).

The fact that several taxa bear multiple GSKs that fall into separate subclades within clade I suggests that "clade I" may actually represent the products of an additional ancient duplication.

Five of the nine VvTPS of the TPS-b subfamily (VvGwbOci, VvCSbOci, VvCSbOciM, VvGwbOciF, VvCSbOciF) produced (E -β-ocimene as a major product with individual variations of additional products.

Asokan et al. [1, 2, 3] reported that jarosite waste could be immobilized by the development of composite products by blending of additional inorganic industrial wastes such as coal combustion and marble processing residues.

The second writer protested that the first writer had forgotten that stopping distances should be calculated as the square as opposed to the product of the additional speed.