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IOne (Roman numeral)
IInterest
IIncomplete (school)
IItalic
IInternational
IInternet
ICurrent (electronics)
IInformation
IIndustry
IIsland
IIncluded (lowest quality of diamond)
IIndia
IIndependent
IInteractive
IItaly (International Auto Identification)
IInvestment (economics)
IIndustries
IInput
IImmediate (precedence level)
IIncorporated
IInventory (TOC)
IImmigration
IInspection
IIndoor
IIntermediate
IInstructor (Boy Scouts of America)
IIndicator
IInformative
IInstructional
IInjection
IInterstate (highway)
IImagery (often associated with satellite remote sensing)
IIncrement (Bit)
IIodine
IIn Phase
IInterlaced
IInterpolated
IInertial
IInterlacing
IIsoleucine (amino acid)
IIntercot (Disney)
IIonisierungsenergie (German)
IIntensitie (French: Electrical Current)
IFederal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, Minnesota (designates original point of circulation of a dollar bill)
iImaginary number; the square root of -1
IIntrapictures


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That codon makes the amino acid isoleucine, just as its counterpart in the most common form of the pump gene does.
These strains had amino acid changes at position 351 in the E gene (from isoleucine to valine) and position 52 in the NS1 gene (from lysine to arginine), which supports their inclusion in the modern Caribbean basin clade (8).
I have also supplemented with the essential amino acids--methionine, phenylalanine, tryptophan, leucine, isoleucine, valine, lysine, and threonine--but only after the previously listed supplements have been given.
 
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