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But, barring any setbacks, it seems very likely that Curry will be back for the Knicks' final three preseason games, starting with an Oct. 22 home game against Boston.
We defined an ORF as any sequence starting with an AUG codon and finishing with a stop codon (TAA, TAG, or TGA), and at least 75 nucleotides long.
Gray bars indicate the 9 uORFs present in the 5′ leader, starting with an AUG (green line) and ending with a stop codon (red line).
We investigated the coding potential of new isoforms and found that nearly all have an open reading frame (ORF) (11,627/12,100; 96%) of >50 amino acids in length (starting with an AUG start codon and ending with a stop codon).
We screened the retrieved UTR sequences for the presence of ORFs of 20 to 99 codons in length starting with an AUG codon and terminating with a stop codon.
We defined 36,086 possible uORF regions in the 5′ leaders of genes expressed during the P. falciparum IDC using a liberal definition that includes any stretch of at least two amino acids, starting with an AUG codon.
