The phrase "alignment of nuclear" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts related to nuclear physics, energy, or policy discussions, but it needs additional words to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The alignment of nuclear policies among countries is crucial for global security."
Alternatives: "nuclear alignment" or "nuclear coordination".
(PPTX 114 KB) 12284_2013_77_MOESM2_ESM.pptx Additional file 2: Figure S2: Alignment of nuclear DNA INDEL markers.
Alignment of nuclear rDNA ITS-2 sequences used for construction of the phylogenetic tree (Fig. 3). Figure S2.
For a species i, we first removed it from the complete concatenated alignment of nuclear data.
The alignment is available as additional file (Additional file 2: Alignment of nuclear GBSSI sequences).
Partial alignments of nuclear genes including ambiguous sites (i.e. heterozygote) were constructed from alignments of Illumina paired-end reads of nine species (Kober and Pogson, unpublished data) aligned to the S. purpuratus (Table 1).
The objective of this study was to establish a strong phylogenetic hypothesis for the family Strongylocentrotidae based on alignments of nuclear and mitochondrial genes from 9 (out of the 10) species of the family.
The presence of a non-canonical nuclear genetic code in green algal taxa was detected by screening alignments of nuclear genes for supposed stop codons at positions coding for glutamine in other green plant taxa and by the presence of only TGA as a functional stop codon at the predicted 3' end of genes.
Examples are the improbable Marsupionta hypothesis (monophyly of {Monotremata, Marsupialia}) that was based on analyses of complete mitochondrial genomes [ 16- 18], which later was refuted several times due to morphological evidence and because of results obtained with alignments of nuclear genes [ 19- 23].
The structural system of an EC Upper Launcher accommodates the MM-wave-components and has to meet strong demands on alignment, removal of nuclear heat loads, mechanical strength and nuclear shielding.
Protein sequence alignment of the nuclear copy of Rhazya sdh3 to nuclear- and mitochondrial-encoded sequences from several species revealed low amino acid identities of 50.0-59.4% and 46.4-54.9%, respectively.
The contribution of individual taxa to the complete data set differed somewhat and the alignment of the nuclear sequences showed considerable numbers of gaps and ambiguous sites.
