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English: 16S rRNA secondary structure, showing conserved parts for Prokaryotes (IUPAC letters) and amongst Archea/Bacteria (asterisks) all others as dots. Adapted (in SVG!) from Woese Bacterial evolution 1987. |
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| current | 02:46, 4 January 2011 | | 819 × 855 (405 KB) | Squidonius | {{Information |Description={{en|1=16S rRNA secondary structure, showing conserved parts for Prokaryotes (IUPAC letters) and amongst Archea/Bacteria (asterisks) all others as dots. Adapted (in SVG!) from Woese Bacterial evolution 1987. }} |Source={{own}} | |
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