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ORF
(redirected from Open reading frame)

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ORFOpen Reading Frame (genome)
ORFOpen Reading Frame (genetics)
ORFOesterreichischer Rundfunk (Austrian radio and television company)
ORFOesterreichischer Rundfunk (Austrian Broadcasting Corporation)
ORFOral Reading Fluency
ORFOutbound Route Filter (Cisco)
ORFOlympus Raw Format (file extension)
ORFOceanic Resource Foundation
ORFOperational Readiness Float
ORFOperations Research and Facilities
ORFOfficial Representation Funds
ORFOntario Research Foundation (now ORTECH International)
ORFNorfolk, VA, USA - Norfolk International Airport (Airport Code)
ORFOhio Renaissance Festival (Wilmington, Ohio)
ORFOntario Renaissance Festival (Milton, Ontario)
ORFOld Retired Fart
ORFOrbital Reference Frame
ORFOutside Right Forward (soccer)
ORFOur Retired Friends


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The open reading frame sequence was 10,248 nt (GenBank accession no.
Alkhurma hemorrhagic fever virus in Ornithodoros savignyi ticks by de Lamballerie, Xavier / Emerging Infectious Diseases
Invitrogen is a leading provider of recombinant cloning and protein expression products, as well as the premier provider of the largest fully sequenced human open reading frame clone collections.
Invitrogen and Blue Heron Biotechnology Enter into Strategic ... by Business Wire
PCR was performed with primers specific for the second open reading frame (ORF2) in the PARV4 genome (2), which is homologous to the VP1 capsid ofparvovirus B19.
Parvoviruses PARV4/5 in hepatitis C virus-infected patient by Baylis, Sally A. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
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