As observed in Table 2, the captured Charleston's dance sequence exhibits approximately six times the variance of samba's whereas the optimally synthesized dance sequence of Charleston exhibits approximately nine times less the variance of the optimally synthesized dance sequence of samba.
The nucleotide sequence of MAP exhibits relatively high S-genotypic polymorphism [ 22].
As shown in the results, the signal sequence of FLO exhibits similar effect to α-factor signal sequence in Pichia pastoris.
The amino acid sequence of PrdC exhibits homology to RnfC, the protein involved in the NADH-dependent Rnf electron transfer complex.
In S. squalidus, the nucleotide sequence of MAP exhibits relatively high S-genotypic polymorphism, which is elevated in the extracellular region [ 22, 27].
The deduced amino acid sequence of cF6H exhibits homology to other ODDs, particularly at the C-terminal, and this conservation can be extended to the organization of the gene as a whole.
Within a BLAST search against the protein database the deduced amino acid sequence of DSM24754 ORF2 exhibited highest identity (83%) to a putative dihydropyrimidinase of Mesorhizobium sp. BNC1.
The deduced amino acid sequence of phaR exhibited high identity to B. vietnamiensis (100% identity, accession no. YP_001119554.1) and C. necator (83% identity, accession no. YP_725943.1).
The deduced aa sequence of PehK exhibited moderate homology to those of PehX and PehB with approx. 30% identity for both.
The deduced amino acid sequence of GsAP3a exhibited 78.0 % and 59.8 % identities with those of GsAP3b and GsTM6, respectively.
