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presence is obligatory. I would also suggest that we discuss briefly the types of repeats and the differences between direct and inverted repeats. Let me know what you think about my addition to the outline and references. Finally, I am confident that we'll be able to arrange the article in a better order after we agree on the list in the outline. Godwin Ifere
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Hi Godwin, Yes. I replied with a couple of solutions. A space at the beginning of a line will put the text that follows in a gray box and will ASSUME that the text is pre-formatted (with new lines already placed at the correct spot). If the text that follows (in the line that starts with a space)
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Hello Godwin. The information on
Inverted Repeats is quite large and I'd like to kick-around some ideas for organization. I was thinking of splitting into "DNA" and "RNA" but that is now looking a bit too broad. Maybe we should have the article focus on "selected" (by selected I mean the one's WE
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I've checked out the talk pages for the other groups. It is looking like we can probably get either
Inverted Repeats or Isomerases. I'm leaning toward Inverted Repeats. It will be good to use lots of illustrations for this and I'm pretty experienced with fixing up (resizing, annotating) images.
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Hello Jim, I agree with you that the information on inverted repeats is quite large, and that the topic should be split. However, I am guessing that the inverted repeats would have more significance in DNA than RNA, thus much would be said about it in terms of DNA than RNA. I thus would feel better
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Hello Godwin, I agree with your comments. Please go ahead and change the outline to remove the DNA and RNA sections and replace with the ideas you listed. Put them in whatever order you think is best. We can certainly add more after we get started on the actual article next week. Thanks in
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Inverted Repeats. I think we could address the concept for both DNA and RNA and can certainly clear up the controversy currently on the talk page about whether Inverted Repeats are Palindromes. There are several databases we can include in the
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Hello Godwin, I made changes to the outline to match (I hope) the items you mentioned. Please feel free to edit the outline to make more additions/changes as you think are needed. I think we have plenty to go with for the article.
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Hi Jim, Thanks for going through my remarks. I hope when you are done , we'll be able to arrange the outline to take cognizance of the new input I have made. Take Care.Godwin Ifere
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