The phrase "a sequence analysis of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to research, data examination, or scientific studies where sequences (such as DNA, RNA, or other data sequences) are being analyzed.
Example: "The study conducted a sequence analysis of the genetic material to identify mutations."
Alternatives: "an analysis of the sequence" or "a sequence examination of".
A sequence analysis of the amplified flanks revealed that the T-DNA was inserted at 70 bp upstream of the polyketide synthase gene (the pksP gene (AapksP), Accession No. AB576490) and caused a 1,002-bp 1,002-bp in the recipient genome, which resultedeletion deletinn of a putheive TATA box on the pksP precipient
A sequence analysis of AChEs from 68 species and three-dimensional models of the greenbug and English grain aphid AChEs reported herein reveal that a cysteine residue is present at the active sites of greenbug and aphid AChEs but absent at those of mammalian AChEs.
Thus, a sequence analysis of these clusters regarding them as "syllables" is important.
Subsequently, a sequence analysis of known TCF-4 exons was carried out, including ∼100 bp intron boundaries, to identify additional potential variants of this gene in these regions.
To determine whether any LANA response elements were present in the IL-22R1 promoter region, a sequence analysis of the promoter region of the IL-22R1 gene was performed.
To collect baseline pfserca sequence information before field deployment of Artemisinin-based Combination therapies that may select mutant parasites, we conducted a sequence analysis of 100 isolates from multiple sites in Africa, Asia and South America.
The recommendations state that laboratories performing a sequencing analysis of the protein-coding regions of DNA (the exome) or of the entire genetic code (the genome) for any medical indication should also examine 57 genes for well-recognized mutations that might signal a risk for one of 24 life-threatening but treatable conditions.
A sequencing analysis of multiple samples taken from four patients with renal-cell carcinomas, both before and after treatment, revealed considerable intratumoural heterogeneity [ 16].
Other authors [ 12- 14] have undertaken a promoter sequence analysis of a correlated group of genes to identify sequence motifs corresponding to TFBS.
Here, we describe a comparative sequence analysis of an Agrp genomic region from ten mammalian species, representing several different orders and all three subclasses of mammalia.
However, a time sequence analysis of interactions revealed a further transition which appears between the face-to-face contact and the deadline.
