The phrase "a sequence that mimics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a series of elements or actions that imitate or replicate something else.
Example: "The artist created a sequence that mimics the natural flow of water in her sculpture."
Alternatives: "a pattern that imitates" or "a series that replicates".
Viewers are treated to a feast of bad 80's fashion: pink lipstick, fringe, spandex, "Flashdance" cutouts, jumpsuits, brass knuckle rings, fake Rolex watches and cubic zirconia, particularly during a sequence that mimics the famous line dance from the television show "Soul Train".
The human MutS ortholog, MutSα, recognizes and binds 2-hydroxyadenine present within poly-dA sequences that mimic an insertion/deletion loop [52].
In summary, our observations have shown that the 2D plots of intra-purine versus intra-pyrimidine differences in conserved gene sequences exhibit an apparent pattern in base distribution of the sequences that mimic the behaviour essentially of a polynomial of degree 2, and in some cases of degree 3.
As discussed below, K&W's profile model is a common ancestry model, and therefore produces artificial sequences that mimic homologous sequences.
If the parental gene copy has a very simple expression pattern, it is conceivable that a freshly retroposed gene could by chance capture regulatory sequences that mimic the parental expression pattern.
As special cases, we asymptotically enumerate graphs with (i) degree sequences satisfying M2= o(M19/8); (ii) degree sequences following a power law with parameter γ>5/2; (iii) power-law degree sequences that mimic independent power-law "degrees" with parameter γ>1+√3≈2.732; (iv) degree sequences following a certain "long-tailed" power law; (v) certain bi-valued sequences.
Some viruses, including influenza, do contain genetic sequences that mimic human myelin protein coding sequences [164].
Moreover, secondary clusters 10, 6 and 40 possess similar motifs, which means that these clusters contain sequences that mimic the same epitope.
As several bacterial EPIYA effectors also target Csk, they may have evolved through generation of sequences that mimic the Pragmin EPIYA motif.
Small nucleic acids with sequences that mimic the native binding site of NF-κB have been proposed as treatment options for RA; however due to low cellular penetration and a high degree of instability, clinical applications of these therapeutics have been limited.
The very low level (close to the information content) of this algorithm based on objective and universal determinants of coding sequences (eg, stop codon density, purine bias, ORF size) makes it sensitive to false positive sequences that mimic the purine bias of typical protein gene, such as pseudogenes, transposons, and retrotransposons.
