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This technology also promotes sequencing analysis in Brassica; the genome sequence of B. rapa has already been released and annotated [ 12].

Muchowska, K. B. et al. Metals promote sequences of the reverse Krebs cycle.

Muchowska, K. et al. Metals promote sequences of the reverse Krebs cycle.

Instead, replication competence appears to correlate with ORC binding since conditions that promote sequence-specific ORC binding (i.e. reduced ORC concentrations and the presence of competitor DNA) also promote origin dependence.

RUP_A is a highly repeated extragenic element of S. pneumoniae that is very similar to the inverted terminal repeats of IS 630-Spn 1 and might be trans-activated by transposase and promote sequence rearrangements.

There may be multiple mechanisms that operate in this gene cluster and that 1) may employ microsatellites to promote sequence diversification, 2) may also block sequence homogenization of the region resulting from gene conversion, and 3) may prevent the generation of gene fragments and pseudogenes.

These long branches are potentially the result of accelerated evolutionary rates due to relaxed evolutionary constraint of the non-coding regions (i.e. introns), which could promote sequence saturation and result in long-branch attraction among these three species (see [ 65]).

GUS: β-glucuronidase; HPT: Hygromycin phosphotransferase; GFP: Green Fluorescent Protein; Ubi: Maize ubiquitin; tCUP: Tobacco cryptic promoter; Nos: Nopaline synthase; CaMV: Cauliflower mosaic virus; aps: Amplification promoting sequence; S1: First round selection; S2: Second round of selection; qRT-PCR: Quantitative real-time RT-PCR The authors declare that they have no competing interests.

Molecular chaperones, which suppress aggregation and facilitate polypeptide folding, may alleviate the effects of destabilizing mutations thus promoting sequence diversification.

Both programs coincide to indicate the concentration of aggregation promoting sequences at the C-terminus of the protein.

For example, the action of balancing selection may be evident in allele frequency distributions or due to the fact that balancing selection promotes sequence differences between alleles [ 10- 13].