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The trouble was the lack of an overall shape to the sequence of songs, dances and images.

In other words, the same group of atoms constituting the retinal molecule can be twisted into a number of different shapes, although the sequence of the atoms is unaltered.

The resulting charge oscillations generate an emission spectrum that can be modified by designing appropriately the strength and the shape of the HCP sequence.

The first characteristic used in this process is the "shape" of the consensus sequence, or how the assembled reads overlap each other.

These mutations undergo various kinds of selection, including the shaping of the signal sequences on the chromosomes [ 14] (see above).

These parameters are very different even if the "shape" of the genomic sequences in the two charts is quite similar.

Some of the missing aspects of the complicated process of nucleosome positioning and the shaping of the underlying sequences may thus be revealed through the assessment of a simple structural property instead of with the use of a complicated model.

Thus both phylogenetic analysis and examination of the evolutionary forces shaping the sequence of R2GHs support the existence of two distinct modes of evolution acting in R-gene homologs from different lineages.

Fig. 2 shows the close similarity of the shapes of the plots of three sequences of histone H4 genes of wheat, maize and chicken, demonstrating that these sequences are not random but have a close kinship in base distribution.

The combinatorics of shapes has found considerable interest recently, but the expected number of shapes of a sequence of length n is still unknown.

Our data (Fig. 4A) suggest that α = 1.096439 n for the number of all shapes of a sequence of length n (cyan curve), α = 1.020742 for all shapes with a probability >10−6 (magenta curve), and α = 1.011290 n for all shapes with probability larger than T = 0.1 (green oracle).