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  1. ...by a cytosine residue, both of which are known correlates of readthrough. (C) A large cluster of PCCRs on the “−” strand of C. elegans Chromosome I suggests there is a 1271-amino-acid single-exon gene with ORF at positions 2054512–2058327. There is no alignment for a few codons on each end of the Phylo...
  2. ...A High-Resolution Physical Map of Human Chromosome 21p Using Yeast Artificial Chromosomes Sheng-Yue Wang 1 , Marc Cruts 1 , Jurgen Del-Favero 1 , Yi Zhang 1 , Fadel Tissir 1 , Marie-Claude Potier 2 , David Patterson 3...
  3. .... , Buckler, A.J. , Brown, S.D.M. , North. M.A. Gibson, F., Lehrach, H. Buckler, A.J. Brown, S.D.M. and North. M.A. 1994 . Isolation conserved sequnces from yeast artificial chromosomes by exon amplification. BioTechniques 16 : 453 – 459 . 21.. Nisson, P.E., , Rashtian, A. , Watkins. P.C. Nisson, P...
  4. .... The artificial chromosome—which consists of three essential elements, the centromere, the telomere, and the replication origin—is an attractive genetic tool for molecular biology–based studies in eukaryotes. The first eukaryotic artificial chromosome was developed in the budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae...
  5. ...alternative explanation for this result is methodological, as we sometimes had to artificially extend RACEfrags on their 3′ end to be able to design the 25mer oligonucleotides with sufficient specificities (see Methods). Hence, we may have sometimes designed oligonucleotides that do not map to exons. View...
  6. .... A dense linkage map and almost complete physical maps based on yeast artificial chromosomes (YACs) and cosmids have been developed. We have used exon trapping to identify portions of genes from randomly picked chromosome 21-specific cosmids, to contribute to the creation of the transcription (genic) map...
  7. ...to it is the trans-element. The biological relevance of these elements must be evaluated individually. Analyzed DNA can be a synthetic, naked DNA sequence of in vitro origin; an artificial chromosome introduced into a cell (exogenous DNA); or endogenous DNA within the cell's . Exogenous DNA loses characteristics...
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  8. .... ↵ Frengen E. , Weichenhan D. , Zhao B. , Osoegawa K. , van Geel M. , de Jong P. ( 1999 ) A modular, positive selection bacterial artificial chromosome vector with multiple cloning sites. Genomics 58 : 250 – 253 . ↵ Geitz R. , Woods R. ( 2001 ) Genetic transformation of yeast. BioTechniques 30 : 816 – 831...
  9. ...with acceptable genomic fidelity as compared with yeast artificial chromosome (YAC) cloning systems. In addition to the increased clone fidelity and low levels of cloning artifacts, BACs and PACs can more easily be separated from host DNA than YACs. Consequently, BACs and PACs provide excellent templates...
  10. ...identification strategy. We first download and parse the nucleic acid sequences, the intron/exon data, and their position on chromosomes. We stock them in a local database for more reliability. Our system seeks genomic configurations compatible with a -1 ribosomal frameshifting event using the following criteria...
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