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Surprisingly, sequence analysis of the products cloned from the major RACE band in mouse revealed that it contained not one but rather three distinct cDNAs that differed in their 5' termini.

Surprisingly, sequence records were also detected for 9 species of Trichoptera and Ephemeroptera known to occur in the area but that were not in the pooled mixture (Figure 2, black asterisks).

Surprisingly, sequence analysis revealed that the mutation was more complex than a single nucleotide substitution.

Surprisingly, sequence conservation of sorting motifs has not yet been employed, despite its extensive use for tasks such as the prediction of transcription factor binding sites.

Surprisingly, sequence analysis of this cDNA region in our immortalized cell lines revealed a deletion of the last 121 nucleotides of exon 33 instead of a skipping of exon 34 (or a portion of exon 34), as expected.

Surprisingly, sequence analysis of 5' UTR of TaSTOP1 genes differentiated the TaSTOP1-A homoeologue from TaSTOP1-B and TaSTOP1-D due to the presence of a pyrimidine-rich stretch and absence of light responsive element [Additional file 4].

Surprisingly, sequences of all clones exhibited deletion mutations in a TALEN-R/L-injected embryo (22 mutotal/22 total clones; Fig. 3C).

Not surprisingly, sequences with annotations involving transport and nitrogen homeostasis, the major function of nodules, are significantly (P < 0.05) over-represented among nodule-specific sequences (Additional file 20).

Surprisingly, sequencing of a large proportion of the introns in genomic DNA from the FA 100166/1 fibroblasts revealed the presence of only three heterozygous single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), one of which was located in intron 6 (Supplementary Material, Fig. S6), thus suggesting a large genomic deletion in at least one allele.

Surprisingly, sequences of the C European A. nobilis-2x are close to the Asian type, whereas, haplotypes of the E Asian A. acuminata-2x are close to the major haplotype group of A. millefolium agg., which is mostly of the European members.

Surprisingly, DNA sequence determination of the colicin plasmids revealed no changes in plasmid sequences.