| The second insertion traps an exon of a different gene contained in an intron of the former gene. |
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| Dashed lines joining the two gene duplicates indicate the potential intron loss in the bottom copy relative to the top copy. |
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| There are also two dinucleotide microsatellites and one mononucleotide microsatellite, all in the first intron. |
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| This spacer region coincided with the presence of an intron between the zinc fingers in the DNA sequence of the group C genes. |
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| The resulting totals for each intron were then randomly resampled with replacement and a value of m was calculated from each resultant data set. |
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| This exception may be the result of this region corresponding to a small intron in the Drosophila gene. |
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| The dashed line and lowercase letters represent intron sequences and the solid line and uppercase letters represent exon sequences. |
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| Analysis of the nucleotide sequence identifies an open reading frame of 1882 codons, interrupted by one putative intron. |
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| The fragments were cloned and DNA sequencing demonstrated that they actually corresponded to cDNA with proper intron splicing. |
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| The intron size distributions were plotted as scattergrams with density ellipses for selected pairwise gene comparisons. |
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| The sequenced region corresponds to contiguous partial sequences of intron 4 and exon 5 of the bib gene. |
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| Noncoding nucleotide sequences called introns are excised from the RNA at this stage in a process called intron splicing. |
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| Each intron is removed in a separate series of reactions by a complicated piece of enzymatic machinery called a spliceosome. |
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| The intron is twisted into a loop and excised, and the exons are linked together. |
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| Where a codon is split by an intron, the amino acid symbol should be given below the portion of the codon containing two nucleotides. |
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| Recessive suppressible Mutator alleles are usually caused by insertions in upstream regions, but interestingly, the tha1-m1 mutation is caused by a Mu1 insertion in an intron. |
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| A construct comprising a polynucleotide that encodes a conditionally-inducible oncogene operably linked to the enhancer element of the second intron of the nestin gene, or a functional fragment thereof. |
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| By binding to the junction ends, an snRNP twists the intron into a loop. |
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| The SNP5-Scall locus was located at intron 3 and mutated from A to G, which could be genotyped by the Scall PCR-ACRS-RFP method. |
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| In transcription and expression studies, sT-Ag terminates at a stop codon within the LT-Ag intron. |
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| Their dystrophin gene has a point mutation in the splice receptor site of intron 6 which leads to the deletion of exon 7 in the mRNA, to a frame shift, and a premature stop codon. |
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| A DNA sequence no larger than 2 kb, said DNA sequence comprising a plant ubiquitin regulatory system, wherein said regulatory system contains a heat shock element and an intron. |
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| Fourth, mutations within introns that affect the specific nucleotide sequences that direct intron splicing may result in an mRNA that still contains an intron. |
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| An adenoviral vector including at least one DNA sequence encoding Factor IX or a fragment, derivative, or analogue thereof having Factor IX clotting activity, wherein said vector includes at least one intron. |
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| Identified two SNP in intron 1 of the BMP15 gene in corriedale sheep kashmir valley sheep. |
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| Intron positions were numbered consecutively beginning at the N-terminus of the alignment. |
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| The safety and efficacy of REBETOL Capsules with interferons other than INTRON A have not been established. |
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| Did Group Ii Intron Proliferation in an Endosymbiont-Bearing Archaeon Create Eukaryotes? |
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| Intron 454 sequences were assembled and corrected for gaps and singletons in mononucleotide repeat regions, and aligned to Tiwi, 'Apapane and the 255151657 feather sequences. |
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