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  1. ... cellular” genes in Klosneuvirus seemed to have a common origin, but when we analyzed them in detail, we ...
  2. ... represent true contamination or matches based on a common taxonomic origin. UniVec is a non-redundant database of sequences ...
  3. ... code to synchronise all workstations to provide a common time-stamp origin, to create log files, extract timing data from ...
  4. ... data-driven research allows us to look for common causes and origins of disease, such as stress, rather than just ...
  5. ... publications— Abridged Index Medina— has many features in common with them. Its origins may be of interest. The Library's long history ...
  6. ... SDUI: not applicable Atoms (MRCONSO): Term Type Description Origin CMN Common name CODE = names.dmp.tax_id STRING = names. ...
  7. ... of model organism databases (MODs) were conducted using common document collections to investigate the origins, nature, and extent of variation in curators' Gene ...
  8. ... the protein-coding genes of the last universal common ancestor contained introns. If this were true, then the genes of ancient and bacterial origin should differ in their intron densities because genes ...
  9. ... floating in the breeze: pt, pt> pt. The common names for insects, embedded in folklore, are more vivid than the Latin or Greek, of course: bedbug, dragonfly, bluebottle, earwig. The word bug is of uncertain origin. It seems to be related to the bug ...
  10. ... phylogenetic trees for individual genes and identification of common trends between ... and evolution of viruses General physical principles of ...
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