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The length of a subtelomere was defined as a continuous stretch of repetitive DNA starting from the telomeric repeats, without any intervening unique DNA.
Assume a certain amount of tolerable duplication were tolerable and that number were about 153 proteins (as for chrIII): where in the genome do we find a continuous stretch (within a chromosome) that has 153 proteins with the least disorder?
The bottom line represents a continuous stretch of sensory experience, a continuous auditory tone, let's suppose.
Furthermore, each prokaryotic gene is a continuous stretch of coding bases, making the identification of these regions a feasible task.
Other reads mapping to divergent regions may not have a continuous stretch of 14 conserved nucleotides.
If the retrotransposons are removed, a continuous stretch of mtDNA is present.
A continuous stretch of the nucleotide sequence was made from all the sequences by removing the gene names.
The 16S rRNA sequence of strain BFLP-6T was a continuous stretch of 1,473 bp (GenBank accession no. FN430736).
Beach vacations: You'll enjoy a continuous stretch of beach in Southern California.
Insertion positions within each taxon were identified based on the position with the largest number of reads within any continuous stretch.
These epitopes can be classified into two categories; i) conformational/discontinuous epitope, where residues are distantly separated in the sequence and brought into physical proximity by protein folding and, ii) linear/continuous epitope, comprised of a single continuous stretch of amino acids within a protein sequence that can react with anti-protein antibodies [ 2, 3].
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