Sentence examples for abnormal sequence from inspiring English sources

Predictions of genomic islands based on abnormal sequence composition (IslandViewer, Langille and Brinkman 2009) also suggested these regions were horizontally transferred (supplementary fig. S6, Supplementary Material online).

SIGI-HMM measures codon usage [ 34] and IslandPath [ 35] the abnormal sequence composition or the presence of genes related to mobile elements to identify possible GIs.

Deep sequencing allows one to 'read' the sequence of nucleotide bases of DNA or RNA molecules and identify abnormal sequence variations such as gene mutations and chromosomal rearrangements.

The data analysis required the expertise of a genome centre (http://www.sanger.ac.uk) where in-house bioinformaticians could develop the analysis programmes and where there was sufficient capacity to store these large data sets, and also, where people were available to be deployed to inspect the abnormal sequence traces for a period of time in the project.

Since the measure of the set of Borel abnormal sequences A is zero, Doob's theorem shows that the measure of φ−1(A) is zero i.e., that the set of sequences such that an admissible place selection gives a biased subsequence has measure zero.

Although residual amounts of abnormally spliced Pink1 transcript would exist in all these Pink1 mutant mouse lines and it could be speculated that residual amounts of PINK1 protein with abnormal 3' sequences are relevant, it is highly probable that mouse phenotypes would result from the engineered deficiency rather than from sequence abnormalities of residual PINK1.

Abnormal sequencing results were repeated twice in both directions, including repetitions of PCR.

Abnormal sequencing results were confirmed by at least two repeated analyses.

They are also implemented in our software tool AFST to identify abnormal sequences such as those with RECA and DBT and determine final clean ESTs.

Confirmatory resequencing from replicate PCR amplification reactions was performed for any sequence that was ambiguous or deviated from wild-type so that all abnormal sequences were confirmed in at least quadruplicate from replicate amplification reactions.

Current EST processing pipelines that do not examine cDNA terminal structures apparently do not have the ability to detect and filter aforementioned abnormal sequences properly before the GenBank dbEST submission.