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It has the further advantage over other RNA surgery strategies of correcting precisely the sequence defect without altering the rest of the messenger sequence (i.e. the open reading frame and untranslated regions).

Crystalline and stacking sequence defects in the carbon shell were also confirmed with STEM-EELS.

In the C-Fe, carbon shell (or layer) was graphite sheet (d002 = 0.344 nm) that included partial stacking sequence defects.

Carbon shell in the C-Fe was 10.7 nm, and it was a-C or nanocrystalline graphite with some crystalline and stacking sequence defects.

Still, this method utilizes a chain-growth polymerization process, and therefore the formed copolymers exhibit sequence defects as summarized in a recent account.

In addition, the cv Wyuna EST BQ608902 and PCR fragment EF116278 each would encode unique cysteine residues, but both are only supported by single sequences and have sequence defects that question their reliability.

Similarly to alternating or periodic copolymers, some sequence defects and light chain-to-chain sequence deviations can be tolerated (e.g., a copolymer containing 90% of alternating dyads is generally still considered to be an alternating copolymer).

Our results showed a new effect of chain-sequence defects on the cyclic loading performance of rubbers.

A robust mapper will permit compensation for sequencing defects and will contribute to maximizing coverage while limiting noise.

It is well known from experimental teratology that organ development proceeds in the embryo and fetus in an orderly sequence; anatomical defects can be induced experimentally by radiation, teratogens and/or malnutrition only during short windows of vulnerability.

Figure 5 Sequence of instantaneous defect evolution versus indentation penetration depth.