Sentence examples for a complete set of genes from inspiring English sources

Recently, it has been found and reported that some aflatoxin non-producing A. flavus strains show a complete set of genes.

It relies on the fact that all human cells have a complete set of genes, even though the gene for producing EPO is not active except in kidney cells.

The X chromosome in Drosophila flies and human beings, for example, carries a complete set of genes; the Y chromosome has only a few genes.

Although a number of clones had frameshift mutations or translational stop codons in major open reading frames, all the genomes contained a complete set of genes and three had intact genomic organizations without inactivating mutations.

Its genome contains a complete set of genes related to the Wood Ljungdahl pathway, in addition to a series of metabolic pathways for acetic acid, butyric acid, and ethanol synthesis (Zhu et al. 2015).

Targeted genetic engineering of taxol-producing fungi was an effective way to exploit their taxol productivity, however there were difficult challenges due to the almost complete lack of molecular information on the exact pathway, key rate-limiting steps, and availability of a complete set of genes involved in the taxol biosynthesis of fungi (Flores-Bustamante et al. 2010; Gond et al. 2014).

Our goal was to improve the existing annotation of Z. tritici and to generate a complete set of gene models and repeat families for the four Zymoseptoria species for comparative genome analyses.

In addition, mtDNAs encode both large (LSU) and small (SSU) rRNA genes and a complete set of tRNA genes.

Among these genomes, there is a core set of conserved genes, including three subunits of ATP synthetase (ATP6, ATP8, and ATP9), apocytochrome b (COB), three subunits of cytochrome oxidase (COX1, COX2, and COX3), the large and small rRNA genes, and a complete set of tRNA genes.

Although this strain yields a hybridisation profile similar to that of ST250-MRSA-I, it harbours a complete set of ssl/set genes, and with regard to these genes it resembles the NCTC8325 or USA300 genome sequences more than COL.

Genes matching PP, lignin and flavonoid pathway genes were identified via BlastX using a complete set of pathway genes obtained from The Arabidopsis Information Resource [ 56].