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sequence: Processing >gi|48994873|gb|U00096.2| Escherichia coli K-12 MG1655, complete genome Searching forward reading frames... Processing frame 0: ORF at position 291, length is 2505 Putative gene length is 820 codons ORF at position 12162, length is 1914 Putative gene length is 638 codons ORF at position 15432, length is 1122 Putative gene length is 370 codons ORF at position 18681, length is 936...
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sequence: Processing >gi|48994873|gb|U00096.2| Escherichia coli K-12 MG1655, complete genome
Searching forward reading frames...
Processing frame 0:
ORF at position 291, length is 2505
Putative gene length is 820 codons
ORF at position 12162, length is 1914
Putative gene length is 638 codons
ORF at position 15432, length is 1122
Putative gene length is 370 codons
ORF at position 18681, length is 936
Putative gene length is 301 codons
ORF at position 30795, length is 3240
Putative gene length is 1073 codons
ORF at position 67374, length is 1269
Putative gene length is 277 codons
Processing frame 1:
ORF at position 2791, length is 939
Putative gene length is 310 codons
ORF at position 3733, length is 1284
Putative gene length is 428 codons
ORF at position 14107, length is 1188
Putative gene length is 376 codons
ORF position at 17485, length is 1167
Putative gene length is 363 codons
ORF at position 21358, length is 987
Putative gene length is 313 codons
ORF at position 22348, length is 2856
Putative gene length is 938 codons
ORF at position 27235, length is 969
Putative gene length is 304 codons
ORF at position 29611, length is 1185
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ORF at position 44167, length is 1296
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Processing frame 2:
ORF at position 8165, length is 1...
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