The phrase "accession module" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data management, library science, or software development, where it refers to a component or system that facilitates the process of adding new items or data.
Example: "The library's accession module allows for the efficient cataloging of new books and resources."
Alternatives: "acquisition module" or "addition module".
Access conflicting modules.
In each of the following use cases, samples or accessions are stored in the stock module, and phenotype/genotype experimental results are stored in the ND module.
Links are established with the 'genetic resources module' to provide details about the accession, and to the 'genome module' to retrieve the sequence variations in their genome annotation context.
In Photobacterium profundum 3TCK, the gene coding for a Gtr59 family protein (GenPept accession number EAS44604) is immediately adjacent to a module of genes for the synthesis of 8-epilegionaminic acid, whereas in Bacteroides fragilis CL05T00C42, the gene for a Gtr59-like protein (GenPept accession number EIY96989) is located next to a gene module for pseudaminic acid synthesis.
We generated the sequence (GenBank accession no. DQ823132) by using the SeqMan module within Lasergene (DNASTAR, Madison, WI, USA) and compared it with previously characterized North American strains by using MegAlign within Lasergene.
Primers were designed by using the ZIKV MR 766 prototype virus coding region sequence (GenBank accession no. AY632535) and the PrimerSelect software module of the LaserGene package (DNASTAR Inc., Madison, WI, USA).
The native ath gene (Genbank accession no. AB032371) was sub-cloned into the gene expression module pICH11599 using Nco I and Sac I restriction sites to form pNM86.
The Search module supports fuzzy queries of either organism name or accession number.
As biobanking technicians receive specimens from consent staff, they log specimen accession information, any biobank identifiers and the storage location in the caTissue module (Section 3.5).
The 'polymorphism module' stores SNP, small insertions and deletions between genetic resources accessions.
