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Fast-moving sequences have low correlations in both temporal and bitplane domains.
Both sequences have low camera motion, and the color format is 4 2 0.
The probabilistic analysis of TE-derived exon sequences indicates that these sequences have low protein coding potential on average.
Alternative trees enforcing monophyly of all eukaryotic or all bacterial sequences have low probability (supplementary table S1, Supplementary Material online).
An evolutionary tree of tryptophan 2,3-dioxygenase does not show the expected separation of eukaryotic and bacterial protein sequences (supplementary fig. S3, Supplementary Material online), and alternative trees enforcing monophyly of all eukaryotic or all bacterial sequences have low probability (supplementary table S1, Supplementary Material online).
We compared rnpB sequences from two datasets with respect to their GC content, Figure 4. Differences are particularly obvious in bacteria, where the majority of GOS bacA sequences have low GC-content, while the median GC content of GenBank rnpB is high, with ≈ 0.6.
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Among 755 unique oligo sequences, 49 sequences had low GC content (25% GC as cutoff) and 50% of these low GC oligos had low read counts (read counts 50 as cutoff) (Fig. 3d).
It means that if we try to extract sequences having low auto-correlation sidelobes, like those in Φ4, we cannot simultaneously reduce the cross-correlation peak and sidelobes values.
Moreover, these amplified partial sequences had low similarities and were distantly related based on phylogenetic analysis (Figures 1 and 2).
Most sequences had low identities with known xylanases in GenBank, implying that these xylanases may be as yet undiscovered.
Results were parsed and sequences having low complexity were removed.
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