Cross-referenced examples Example 3(a)-1: D acids 96 Example 30-1: Feature key 122 “CARBODHYD Paragraph 30 Annotation of a modified amino acids – Example 30-1: Feature key 122 “CARBODHYD” examples Example 3(a)-1: D amino acids 96 Example 3(c)-1: Enumeration of amino acids by chemical structure 97 Example 7(b)-2: Branched amino acid sequence 111 Example 7(b)-3: Branched amino acid sequence 113 Paragraph 31 Representation of a acid – examples Example 3(a)-1: D amino acids 96 Example 3(c)-1: Enumeration of amino acids by chemical structure 97 Example 7(b)-2: Branched amino acid sequence 111 Example 7(b)-3: Branched amino acid sequence 113 Paragraph 32 Annotation of an acid – “unknown” examples Example 3(c)-1: Enumeration of amino acids by chemical structure 97 Paragraph 34 Annotation of a contiguous region of residues – “X” Cross-referenced examples Example 29-1: Most restrictive ambiguity symbol for an amino acid 121 “other” Paragraph 36 Sequences containing regions of an exact number of contiguous or residues – “n” “X” Example 36-1: Sequence with a region of a number of residues represented as a single sequence 123 “X” Example 36-2: Sequence with multiple regions of a known number or range of residues “X” represented as a single sequence 123 Example 36-3: Sequence with multiple regions of a known number or range of residues “X” represented as a single sequence 127 Paragraph 37 Sequences containing regions of an unknown number of contiguous or residues – “n” “X” Example 37-1: Sequence with regions of an unknown number of residues must not be represented “X” as a single sequence 125 Example 37-2: Sequence with regions of an unknown number of residues must not be represented “X” as a single sequence 125 Paragraph 54 The element INSDSeq_moltype – Cross-referenced examples
Cross-referenced examples Example 3(a)-1: D acids 96 Example 30-1: Feature key “CARBODHYD 122 Paragraph 30 – Annotation of a modified amino acids Example 30-1: Feature key “CARBODHYD” 122 examples Example 3(a)-1: D amino acids 96 Example 3(c)-1: Enumeration of amino acids by chemical structure 97 Example 7(b)-2: Branched amino acid sequence 111 Example 7(b)-3: Branched amino acid sequence 113 Paragraph 31 – Representation of a acid examples Example 3(a)-1: D amino acids 96 Example 3(c)-1: Enumeration of amino acids by chemical structure 97 Example 7(b)-2: Branched amino acid sequence 111 Example 7(b)-3: Branched amino acid sequence 113 Paragraph 32 – Annotation of an “unknown” acid examples Example 3(c)-1: Enumeration of amino acids by chemical structure 97 Paragraph 34 – Annotation of a contiguous region of “X” residues Cross-referenced examples Example 29-1: Most restrictive ambiguity symbol for an “other” amino acid 121 Paragraph 36 – Sequences containing regions of an exact number of contiguous “n” or “X” residues Example 36-1: Sequence with a region of a number of “X” residues represented as a single sequence 123 Example 36-2: Sequence with multiple regions of a known number or range of “X” residues represented as a single sequence 123 Example 36-3: Sequence with multiple regions of a known number or range of “X” residues represented as a single sequence 127 Paragraph 37 – Sequences containing regions of an unknown number of contiguous “n” or “X” residues Example 37-1: Sequence with regions of an unknown number of “X” residues must not be represented as a single sequence 125 Example 37-2: Sequence with regions of an unknown number of “X” residues must not be represented as a single sequence 125 Paragraph 54 – The element INSDSeq_moltype Cross-referenced examples
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