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HVR
(redirected from Hypervariable region)

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HVRHypervariable Region (DNA)
HVRHover
HVRHaveri (India)
HVRHavre, MT, USA - City County (Airport Code)
HVRHome Video Recorder
HVRHigh Volume Retailer
HVRHigh Voltage Relay
HVRHigh Volume Repetitive (manufacturing)
HVRHosted Video Recorder


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This portion of the mtDNA control region is generally referred to as the hypervariable region I (HVR1).
Evolutionary toxicology: population-level effects of chronic ... by Bickham, John W. / Environmental Health Perspectives
The complete genomes of the 25 DENV-1 strains analyzed showed high levels of nucleotide sequence identity in the 3' NCR, except for a small region of 50 nt immediately after the ORF, which is the hypervariable region.
Novel dengue virus type 1 from travelers to Yap state, Micronesia by Kurane, Ichiro / Emerging Infectious Diseases
For instance, each hypervariable region seems to be limited in its "choice' of structural conformation, according to Lesk.
Unlocking secrets of antibody binding by Davis, Lisa / Science News
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