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For the major QTL on chromosome 11 54 gene models were predicted, 3 of which were hypothetical loci.

The annotations here were taken from NCBI BLASTn results, many of which were hypothetical or putative in description.

The other two patterns were first detected in this study, both of which were hypothetical CDSs dispersed in the genome.

Proteins with more distantly related SAK1 domains were found by PSI-BLAST in plants, many of which were hypothetical or unknown proteins but also included bZIP transcription factors.> -wrap-foot> 10.7554/eLiFigure86.016 Figure 5. SAK1 contains an uncharacterized domain present in some bZIP transcription factors.

However, the existing measurement-based VSA deals with the normal case, but not any contingency case because there is no measurement data for a contingency case which is hypothetical.

The detectors consist of wafers of the semiconductors germanium and silicon and are designed to detect so-called weakly interacting massive particles or WIMPs, which are hypothetical particles thought to make up dark matter.

This region encodes several genes which are hypothetical, but also many capsular polysaccharide biosynthesis genes.

The three virulence QTL regions contain 7 24 genes, many of which are hypothetical genes that were identified using computational methods but have received no study.

Members of the four largest families (n = 37, 20, 16 and 13), all of which are hypothetical proteins, are clustered together in the genome (Figure 1), probably arising from in tandem duplication events.

Interestingly, we found three heptahelical proteins with an apicoplast transit peptide (PFL0655w, PF14_0435 and PF14_0607), which are hypothetical proteins exclusive of the Plasmodium genus as evidenced by BLASTp searches.

The region that is shared between pEP3 and pEP5 encodes three ORFs (see Fig. 2), two of which are hypothetical proteins and one which encodes Hcp, a putative type VI secretion system (T6SS) effector protein (see below).