Sentence examples for abundant copy from inspiring English sources
There is abundant copy number variation (CNV) in mammalian populations [50], [51], which can sometimes be associated with changes in the expression of overlapping and nearby genes [52], [53] and also with human traits and diseases [54], [55].
By illustrating graph connections and node coverage, Bandage made it clear which path represents the gene's most abundant copy.
Ubiquitous distributions, abundant copy numbers, high heterogeneities, and insertional polymorphisms of RTNs have made them as excellent sources for molecular markers development.
SINEs were selected as the target DNA owing to their abundant copy number in genomes and the consequent high level of sensitivity and specificity which they offers [ 12].
It is not necessarily the case that a TE with an abundant copy number is correlated with a high methylation state.
Other small RNAs in both the total or in the abundant copy portion targeted many a priori fiber development-associated proteins that have been reported in previous studies.
Only 8% (11 out of 133) of abundant-copy small RNAs carried over in two or more DPAs.
Because the flow cytometric analysis is done at a preset photomultiplier (PMT) setting, there is the possibility that when a given transcript is relatively abundant (high copy number), the signal values could reach saturation, whereas the signal values derived from the hybridization of uncommon transcripts (low copy number) to their specific microspheres could be relatively low.
The chromatin association signal for Lethe is also significantly greater than that of GAPDH, a far more abundant transcript with presumably more copies of primary transcripts.
However, after following revised wobble rules for eukaryotic genomes, we obtained 17 codons in housekeeping genes that correspond to most abundant tRNA copy number, whereas in tissue-specific class, we observed only eight preferred codons that correspond to most abundant tRNA copy number (Table 3).
Microsatellite loci are abundant, single copy, and widely distributed throughout the genome [ 39- 41].
