Bisulfite libraries are of two distinct types (Chen et al., 2010): in the first scenario the sequencing library is generated in a directional manner, i.e. the actual sequencing reads will correspond to a bisulfite converted version of either the original forward or reverse strand (Lister et al., 2009).
Bismark fully bisulfite converts sequence reads and maps each to bisulfite converted versions of the reference genome, with only reads producing a unique best alignment to a region being kept.
Today, converted versions of those bungalows sell for anything from $30,000 to $200,000, according to Amelia M. Lewis, a broker.
A co-chairman of the Russian Congress of Caucasus Nations, Rauf Verdiev defended the converted version as his dissertation.
Catskiing is the poor man's version of heliskiing – using a converted piste-basher to access virgin powder fields.
Because of an editing error, an earlier version converted a rise of 2C to 35.6F; that is the fahrenheit equivalent of the actual temperature of 2C.
Beneath the stage the green room — normally a waiting room for performers — has been converted into a miniature version of Filene's basement, with racks of gowns in powdery satin pastels and shimmering amethyst, turquoise and vermillion sequins; suits lined up shoulder to shoulder in black gabardine, red velvet, and silver and gold lame; and enough shoes to satisfy Imelda Marcos.
I tried to imagine the whole valley converted into an Iberian version of the Oostvaardersplassen.
There was a time when the West Coast offense was the religion of choice in the N.F.L., and more than a dozen teams converted to some version of it after Bill Walsh unveiled it in San Francisco nearly 30 years ago.
Upon hearing that Aberhart was beginning to incorporate politics and economics into his weekly gospel radio addresses, she began to listen and soon became a convert to his version of social credit.
