Sentence examples for a sequence of genetically from inspiring English sources

Each organism from inception to death goes through a sequence of genetically programmed developmental events constituting a life history.

Cell differentiation is traditionally seen as a sequence of genetically predetermined gene expression changes.

It involves a sequence of genetically determined intracellular events, allowing the inhibition of the main functions of the cell and its elimination by phagocytosis.

Another approach is to exploit the specific interaction of Ni2+-chelated nitrilotriacetic acid (NTA) with a sequence of histidine residues genetically introduced into the target protein (His-tag) [ 24, 25].

The biosensor presented here is based on bacterial cells that are genetically "tailored" to generate a sequence of biochemical reactions that eventually generate an electrical signal in the presence of genotoxicants.

A commonly used approach to build an integrated plant genome map is FISH of BAC clones selected from the library by probes carrying sequences of genetically mapped markers [ 30, 31].

Therefore, the sequences of genetically mapped EST markers were blasted against 1.34x coverage genomic survey sequences of 5DS [ 25] to define intron-exon boundaries; new primer pairs were then designed to amplify sequences from within a single or two closely adjacent exons.

Furthermore, study of temporal changes in the microbiota by metagenomic sequencing of genetically-predisposed individuals or their first-degree relatives may be helpful.

N s, total number of experimentally verified miRNA sequences; Length, distribution of miRNA sequence length; %GC, distribution of GC content of miRNA sequences; No. of genetically (environmentally) robust miRNAs, the number of significantly genetically (environmentally) robust miRNAs at FDR-controlled P-value of < 0.05, comparing with random pseudo pre-miRNAs.

We evaluate the performance of the RIG workflow for sorghum sequence data using a collection of genetically validated variants, and we compare the output of the RIG workflow with variant calls from a recent sorghum study.

This confirmed that re-sequencing a small panel of genetically diverse individuals for SNP identification resulted in a set of polymorphic markers with high utility when tested across a range of populations.