The C-terminal region, however, contains low-complexity sequence, often repetitive and rich in Cys, Ser, or Thr, that may be hard to distinguish from spurious translations of miscalled genes.
9. Spurious and doubtful translations Many other translations are attributed to Ibn Tibbon in manuscripts, manuscript catalogues, and later sources.
Fixed boundary conditions are used at the outmost layers of each end along the length direction, i.e., the green atoms in Figure 1, to prevent spurious global rotation and translation of the graphene.
The fact that such regulatory mechanisms have evolved indicates that spurious expression (transcription and translation) of resistance genes in antibiotic-free conditions has a negative selective effect.
However, this approach generated a very large number of spurious hits (attributable to translations of sequences such as retrotransposon LTRs and RNA-coding genes), and we did not find any genuine additional genes in the 11 yeast species using it.
However, the denoised signal in this case may contain spurious oscillations due to the translation variant property of the discrete wavelet transform.
The ribosome and mRNA genome-wide profiling data demonstrates that ISRIB comprehensively blocks the translational effects driven by UPR activation and eIF2α phosphorylation and does not lead to overall and spurious changes in mRNA levels or translation.
However, once the bubble is translated in a uniform flow, spurious currents are maintained by slight errors induced by translation schemes.
The other two spurious genes in this set, called translations of CRISPR regions by AntiFam, are homologs to two genes in Syntrophus aciditrophicus SB that were annotated as a "putative cytoplasmic protein" at the time we obtained our set of annotated genes in RefSeq, but now are no longer in the RefSeq record.
