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It is supposed that humans are genetically predisposed to be able to recognize sequences of context-free grammars with centre-embedded recursion while other primates are restricted to the recognition of finite state grammars with tail-recursion.
Amino acid sequences: We used a pattern to recognize sequences of amino acids such as "Phe-Cys-Tyr," which crosses multiple tokens.
Before her second birthday, Audrey Walker recognized sequences of five colors.
Likewise, the "thresholds" and connection strengths in Dr. Fogel's network, which are geared toward recognizing sequences of moves in checkers rather than voices, can change as the program learns.
Recognized sequences of opening moves are referred to as openings and have been given names such as the Ruy Lopez or Sicilian Defence.
Recognized sequences of primers are marked in Fig. 1a.
Human cells are capable of recognizing sequences of DNA that are common to bacterial genomes but are rare in human DNA.
DADA distinguishes and identifies genes by their specific patterns of cDNA fragments derived from digests with 6 different restriction enzymes recognizing sequences of 4 specific nucleotides.
The presence of non-CpG methylated cytosines might suggest that the limited available data about mtDNA methylation can be attributable to the techniques that have been used to date aimed prevalently at identifying methylated CpG dinucleotides located within recognized sequences of methylation-sensitive restriction enzymes.
For PCR genotyping, triplex PCR was performed using one primer specific for the LHA upstream of the EGFP-Luc insertion site (primer 1), one primer specific to the 3' end of the EGFP-Luc fusion gene (primer 2), and one primer that recognizes sequence 3' of the RHA that is outside the targeting construct (primer 3 - Fig. 2A).
For example, tandem ZF3 and ZF4 of the alternative splicing regulator MBNL1 were shown to preferentially recognize sequences upstream of 3′ss (Teplova and Patel 2008).
