After transcription, the V -D-J or V-J rearranged sequence is spliced to the constant (C) gene.
Such systems permit users to read and rearrange sequences of text, animated images, and sound that are stored on high-capacity CD-ROMs.
Part of the folklore of Soviet montage is that it was invented by the idealistic filmmakers of a newborn nation as a way of converting imported American movies from capitalist pettifoggery into proletarian uplift by rearranging sequences and redefining characters.
Once rearranged sequences were identified and verified for their reproducibility, several bands were gel-isolated, purified, cloned, and finally sequenced following the procedures described in Rocheta et al. [44].
Tomato displayed a higher degree of synteny with P. trichocarpa, with 51 collinear sequences and 22 rearranged sequences.
After filtering and rearranging, sequences were used to calculate the basic index of codon usage, such as the nucleotide composition at the 3rd codon position, the codon number, RSCU, and ENC, using codonW 1.4.2 (http://codonw.sourceforge.net).net
Transition probabilities between states are determined by fitting a negative binomial distribution to the recombination site choice for VH, DH and JH and number of n nucleotides in the junctions as determined in a set of 293 unmutated sequences rearranged sequences (Fig. 2, Jackson et al., 2004).
Rearrange the sequence of tasks.
Rearranging the sequence of the voltage space vectors has an influence on active power ripple.
And when a consumer does overdraw an account, banks have found a way to multiply the fees they collect by rearranging the sequence of transactions, critics say.
Rearranging the sequence of the three voltage space vectors does not change final synthesized voltage vectors, but has an influence on torque ripple.
