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A novel incorporating the same characters and often the same setting as a previous novel. Sometimes the events and situations involve a continuation of the previous novel and sometimes only the characters are the same and the events are entirely unrelated to the previous novel. When sequels result from the popularity of an original, they are often hastily written and not of the same quality as the original. ...
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| sequence |
This refers to classification by New versus Follow-on funds. New funds are defined as the first fund a management group raises together, regardless of the experience level of individual professionals in that group. Follow-On funds refer to subsequent funds (II, III, IV, etc.) raised by the same management group.
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| sequence |
a series of shots or scenes which has a beginning, middle and end (like a chapter in a book).
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| sequencing |
The process of determining the relative order of nucleotides in a DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) or RNA ( ribonucleic acid) molecule or the order of amino acids in a protein. Product/Service Category: Lab Services Sub Category: DNA Sequencing Suggested Reading: Laboratory Information Management Systems Novel Therapeutics from Modern Biotechnology : From Laboratory to Human Testing Suggested Trade and Journal Publications: American Biotechnology Laboratory, Cell, Genomics
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Determination of the order of residues within a molecular chain of building blocks. Usually refers to peptides/proteins with amino acid building blocks, or DNA with nucleotide building blocks.
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