The phrase "a sequence that derives" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a series of elements or events that originate from a particular source or process.
Example: "In mathematics, a sequence that derives from a specific formula can reveal important patterns."
Alternatives: "a series that originates" or "a sequence that results".
YB-1 and CSDA are two nucleic acid-binding stress proteins that contain a central cold-shock domain, a 100-amino acid sequence that derives its name from its resemblance to bacterial cold-shock proteins [ 38].
(3) Products that contained both of the linkers and a sequence that was derived from multiple ligations.
The peptide used as immunogen for antiserum 2 was derived from a sequence that spans an intron-exon boundary known to involve multiple splicing, beginning from exon 1 and ending in exon 3, but excluding exon 2, which is not included in the splicing variants 1 7 [1 7.
Finally, Type III retrocopy events occur, in contrast to Type I and II events, when the retrocopy contributed a sequence that is largely out-of-frame, derived from a UTR, or in the opposite orientation with respect to the retrocopy's parent.
We suspect that class 2 TSIPs were produced by repair of a DNA DSB created by physiologic or environmental DNA damage (ROS, ionizing radiation, genotoxins, etc) via a "patch" of sequence that was derived from a distant region of the genome (Onozawa et al. 2014).
The consensus sequence utilized a VP1 protein sequence that was derived from the most common amino acid residues occurring at each position.
Using a novel curing process, we adapted a reference sequence that was a consensus derived from ESTs from both Brassica A and C genomes to one containing separate A and C genome versions for each of the 94,558 original unigenes.
The second term in Eq. (1) compares the sequence profile from the query sequence and that derived from the template sequence (sequence profiles that would "fit" to the structure).
Each orthologous U12-type intron cluster represents a unique intron position with respect to the protein sequence that is derived from the hosting genes.
The nuclear size distribution 26-299 nt) of each unique small RNA sequence that derives from this locus and the presence of a bias of uridine (U) as the first nucleotide in these sequences, suggests that they have some piRNA-like characteristics.
