Sentence examples for a sequence diverging from inspiring English sources

First, ARGFX may be a non-functional pseudogene in all mammals, and the intact open reading frame in humans is simply a stochastic variant of a sequence diverging in a neutral manner.

Ticks from hut MA/15 gave a different sequence, diverging by 7 nt from the Ly strain (type II).

They determined that an unknown sequence was a match for a consensus sequence if it diverged by <3.5%; if an unknown sequence diverged by >3.5% from any of the 24 consensus sequences then this was likely to be a new putative species.

The genome sequence diverged sufficiently from the 6 known HPeVs to qualify as a candidate for the prototype of HPeV7.

Phylogenetic reconstruction, using GenBank and cpnDB reference sequences, indicated that the OT59 sequence diverged sufficiently from other Pseudoalteromonas species considering this strain as Pseudoalteromonas sp. (Supplementary Figure S10).

A standard acceptor stem could not be modelled from the RNA sequence derived from this pseudogene; the 5' region of this sequence diverges considerably from homologous tRNA sequences in other streptophytes and cannot base pair with the 3' region.

This sequence diverges greatly from known SOX clades, and is therefore pulled toward to base of the tree by long branch attraction.

The "unexplained" category may include genes that are not necessarily new but rapidly evolving so that their sequence diverged beyond recognition.

Since a phylotype can include members with up to 1.5% sequence divergence (23 bases for a full 1500 base sequence), multiple reference sequences have been selected where we have sequences diverging by more than 10 bases within a taxon.

In addition, PlcR may recognize sequences diverging from the previously defined consensus sequence, as has been reported in a study of metalloprotease gene inhA2 regulation [20].

Here, we report the extensive proliferation of the AVRk1 gene family throughout the genome of B. graminis, with sequences diverging in ff.