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Catenation

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Cat`e`na´tion
n.1.Connection of links or union of parts, as in a chain; a regular or connected series. See Concatenation.


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To determine the exact phylogenetic relationship of the new isolate within the genus Bartonella, we analyzed an alignment that contained the sequences of 3 important phylogenetic markers, ribonuclease P RNA (RNase P RNA), 16S rDNA, and 23S rDNA, merged by catenation and organized by secondary structure elements, as described (5).
The variety in the catenation pattern of the polymer backbones caused by the 2,2'-disubstituted biphenyl moieties may also contribute to solubility, resulted from the nonlinear and asymmetric functionality.
The introduction of the 4,4'-6F-diamine-containing rings fused at the para position might decrease the free volume due to the para catenation in the backbone instead of the meta isomers, which increased steric hindrance when the chains were packed together.
 
 
 
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