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Sequence Age and Repeat Enrichment Analysis Sequence age analysis of recently evolved promoters and enhancers was adapted from the approach reported by (Cotney et al., 2013 ).

Statistical significance was assessed by applying general linear equations, which included therapy, treatment sequence, age, and body mass index (BMI).

Sequence age analysis of recently evolved promoters and enhancers was adapted from the approach reported by (Cotney et al., 2013).

One major methodological difference between our study and [ 21, 22] is that these authors identified phylogenetic sequence age based on a very lenient Blast E-value cutoff (0.001).

In the matching sequence, age produced a four-way split and the other 7 attributes were binary splitter nodes, allowing a maximum of 4*27 or 512 unique matching permutations (termed attribute profiles).

Briefly, the sequence age of a recently evolved element was estimated from the most distantly related species with an alignable orthologous sequence, using cross-species comparisons as described above.

Kairomonal response to fresh urine and aged urine marks was studied separately and in sequence (aged followed by fresh marks).

Sequence ages were rounded to the nearest 500 yr BP as most samples were not directly dated but were obtained from well dated stratigraphic layers with a certain age range (Additional file 1: Table S3).

But now scientists have taken that sequencing age limit even further – and by a considerable margin.

This supersequence can be further subdivided into three third-order sequences (age provided by palaeovertebrate biostratigraphic data) as follows: Santa Maria 1 (Ladinian), Santa Maria 2 (Carnian to Early Norian) and Santa Maria 3 (probably Raethian or Early Jurassic) sequences.

However, there is no direct correlation between the sequencing age and the level of divergence between the lastly curated versions of the same genome as shown on Tables 3 and 4 that list the top ten database-specific organisms in both RefSeq and Genome Reviews, respectively.