The phrase "a related sequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing items, events, or concepts that are connected or have a logical progression.
Example: "In the study of genetics, researchers often analyze a related sequence of DNA to understand hereditary traits."
Alternatives: "a corresponding series" or "an associated order".
GUARENTE: There's one gene in our genome, SIRT1, that would be a dead ringer for this one — the technical term is ortholog — but we also have six other genes that have a related sequence to this.
It is well known that the condition (AR) plays an important role in verifying that the functional has a "mountain pass" geometry and a related sequence is bounded in when one uses the mountain pass theorem.
We have also identified satellite families with a related sequence and compare them in different species.
A related sequence was also found in the ICE in Mmc strain GM12 and in plasmids pKMK1 and pADB201.
Through phylogenomic analysis, we found a related sequence (LOC100154934) in the pig genome in the syntenic genomic region.
To compare satellites we have used Malig, a progressive multiple sequence alignment algorithm, which we have developed to align satellite repeats and identify families with a related sequence.
A search for Puf-A-related sequence fragments in the databases suggested that the Puf-A in zebrafish is a member of the Puf family.
The POLiMAPS program developed by Tennessen et al. (2014) used a related sequenced diploid genome combined with dense genetic map to infer homeologs in octoploid Fragaria.
This approach is based on a probabilistic Bayesian model integrating the usual RH probabilistic model with a probabilistic model of breakpoint occurrences with a reference order, typically obtained from the position of orthologous markers in a related sequenced genome [ 20].
However, comparison of the mouse Alb-enhancer sequence indicates that a closely related sequence is present in the rat in a 1.3-kb region located 8.3 kb upstream of the Alb transcription-start site.
A Drosophila gene does not appear in the phylogenetic tree, indicating a closely related sequence to TC9268 is not present in drosophilids, perhaps being lost from that group of species.
