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A whole-organism transcriptome would complement these previously available sequences by increasing gene number and diversity.

In classical hybridization experiments, cross-hybridizing sequences can be distinguished from identical sequences by increasing the stringency of hybridization conditions.

We therefore tested if extra high quality hits could be recovered for Helicos tSMS sequences, by increasing the maximum number of indels allowed to two.

These results show that, in all three cases, the absence of a rigid 3-D organization may have contributed to the antigenicity of these sequences by increasing their exposure and availability to antibody binding.

Natural selection influences the molecular evolution of sequences by increasing or reducing the fixation probability of a given mutation which, respectively, increases or reduces the fitness of the individuals carrying it.

Given the amount of binary De Bruijn sequences obtainable, even for small values of the span parameter, and considering the great complexity of the generation process [13], we can provide an exhaustive analysis of binary sequences of length 32 (i.e., span 5) that form a set of 2,048 different sequences, and partial results for sequences generated by increasing values of the span.

The advantage of using a sequence capture strategy to analyze alternative splicing in samples that could, in theory, be quantified directly using high-throughput sequencing is that you can dramatically increase the dynamic range of sequencing runs by increasing the amount of usable data.

While numerous simulation studies report that sequencing patients by increasing order of variance of service duration (Smallest-Variance-First or SVF rule) performs extremely well in many environments, analytical results on optimal sequencing are known only for two patients.

We optimized the analysis pipeline for viral sequence detection by increasing the sensitivity of the alignments.

We designed primers such that substantial overlap occurs between the various amplicons (allowing independent verification of sequence data by increasing depth of coverage) and such that the combination of all PCR amplicons spanned the entire genome.

In our study, this loss was exacerbated by relatively longer read lengths, increased divergence between reference and sample sequences and by increased misincorporation damage near the ends of sequence reads.