Example 37-2: Sequence with regions of an unknown number of residues must not be represented “X” as a single sequence Paragraph 41 Reserved characters – examples Example 87-2: Feature location extends beyond the disclosed sequence Paragraph 54 The element INSDSeq_moltype – Cross-referenced examples Example 14-1: The symbol represents uracil in RNA “t” Paragraph 55 A nucleotide sequence that contains both DNA and RNA segments – Example 55-1: Combined DNA/RNA Molecule……………………………………………………………………………………. Paragraph 56 Example illustrating a nucleotide sequence that contains both DNA and RNA segments – examples Example 55-1: Combined DNA/RNA Molecule Paragraph 57 The element INSDSeq_sequence – Cross-referenced examples Example 28-1: Encoding nucleotide sequence and encoded amino acid sequence Example 90-1: Amino acid sequence encoded by a coding sequence with introns Paragraph 65 Location descriptor – Cross-referenced examples Example 3(g)-4: Nucleic Acid Analogues Example 87-2: Feature location extends beyond the disclosed sequence Paragraph 66 Location descriptor syntax – Cross-referenced examples Example 3(g)-4: Nucleic Acid Analogues Example 29-1: Most restrictive ambiguity symbol for an amino acid “other” Example 87-2: Feature location extends beyond the disclosed sequence Paragraph 67 Location operator – Cross-referenced examples Example 7(b)-4: Cyclic peptide containing a branched acid sequence Paragraph 68 Join and location operators – examples Example 7(b)-4: Cyclic peptide containing a branched amino acid sequence
Example 37-2: Sequence with regions of an unknown number of “X” residues must not be represented as a single sequence Paragraph 41 – Reserved characters examples Example 87-2: Feature location extends beyond the disclosed sequence Paragraph 54 – The element INSDSeq_moltype Cross-referenced examples Example 14-1: The symbol “t” represents uracil in RNA Paragraph 55 – A nucleotide sequence that contains both DNA and RNA segments Example 55-1: Combined DNA/RNA Molecule……………………………………………………………………………………. Paragraph 56 – Example illustrating a nucleotide sequence that contains both DNA and RNA segments examples Example 55-1: Combined DNA/RNA Molecule Paragraph 57 – The element INSDSeq_sequence Cross-referenced examples Example 28-1: Encoding nucleotide sequence and encoded amino acid sequence Example 90-1: Amino acid sequence encoded by a coding sequence with introns Paragraph 65 – Location descriptor Cross-referenced examples Example 3(g)-4: Nucleic Acid Analogues Example 87-2: Feature location extends beyond the disclosed sequence Paragraph 66 – Location descriptor syntax Cross-referenced examples Example 3(g)-4: Nucleic Acid Analogues Example 29-1: Most restrictive ambiguity symbol for an “other” amino acid Example 87-2: Feature location extends beyond the disclosed sequence Paragraph 67 – Location operator Cross-referenced examples Example 7(b)-4: Cyclic peptide containing a branched acid sequence Paragraph 68 – Join and location operators examples Example 7(b)-4: Cyclic peptide containing a branched amino acid sequence
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