The phrase "a range of genome" is not correct in English.
It should be "a range of genomes." You can use it when discussing the variety or diversity of genetic material across different organisms or species.
Example: "The study focused on a range of genomes to understand evolutionary relationships among species."
Alternatives: "a variety of genomes" or "a spectrum of genomes."
In addition, the peaks surrounding 2C and 4C cells were broader in LmnaDhe/+ cells, suggesting a range of genome sizes.
M. genitalium (NC_000908.2), E. coli (NC_000913.2), Haemophilus influenzae (NC_000907.1) and S. coelicolor (NC_003888.3) were analysed to provide a range of genome lengths.
It outperformed TopHat across a range of genome sizes, but most dramatically in compact genomes and in transcripts with low sequence read coverage.
We tested presence and organization of Gymny in species representing a range of genome sizes [1], [44] [46] across three monophyletic lineages within the genus Pinus, and other gymnosperms (Table 4) using probes derived from overlapping internal regions of RLG_Gymny_EU912388-1 (Southern probes Fr1035 and Fr1075, Figure 1).
These findings will likely be applicable for a range of genome editing approaches in C. elegans, which will improve editing efficiency and minimize screening efforts.
This network analysis allowed us to compare Rhizophagus reads clusters to simulated whole-genome shotgun pyrosequencing runs of fully sequenced fungal genomes with a range of genome sizes.
In this study, we applied a range of genome-wide methods to detect signatures of selection in the 1000 Genomes Phase I dataset.
P. falciparum genotyping approaches are now advancing rapidly and a range of genome-wide tools are being applied and under development (10, 11).
To examine substitution rates across loci and taxa, we selected 42 pairs of bacterial genomes that encompassed a range of genome-wide average Ks values from 0.19 to 1.02 [ 29].
High density, genome-wide SNPs are critical for fine-resolution studies of pathogen transmission chains, population structure, phylogeography, phylogenomics, and for a range of genome-wide association studies (GWAS).
Across a range of genomes, codon frequencies are reasonably approximated by position-specific nucleotide frequencies [ 28].
