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consensus sequence a sequence of nucleotides that is common to different genes or genomes, usually with some variations but showing substantial similarity; frequently, the prototype sequence that most others approach.
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consensus sequence The nucleotide sequence that is present in the majority of genetic signals or elements that perform a specific function.
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consensus sequence A sequence of nucleotides or amino acids in common between regions of homology in different but related DNA or RNA or protein sequences.
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consensus sequence The most commonly occurring amino acid or nucleotide at each position of an aligned series of proteins or polynucleotides.
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consensus sequence A single sequence delineated from an alignment of multiple constituent sequences that represents a "best fit" for all those sequences. A "voting" or other selection procedure is used to determine which residue (nucleotide or amino acid) is placed at a given position in the event that not all of the constituent sequences have the identical residue at that position.
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