The phrase "alignment of the human" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the synchronization or agreement of human values, behaviors, or characteristics with certain principles or systems.
Example: "The alignment of the human with the organization's mission is crucial for achieving our goals."
Alternatives: "synchronization of the human" or "congruence of the human".
However, to ensure that the corresponding human and mouse genomic regions were extracted, we extended this region if, in an alignment of the human and mouse gene sequences, the TSSs could not be align.
To examine the efficacy of comparative genomics in identification of active REs from anonymous, non-coding (NC) sequences, we generated a novel alignment of the human and draft zebrafish genomes, and contrasted this set to existing human and fugu datasets.
A structure-based alignment of the human TRIC-A and TRIC-B sequences with two prokaryotic TRICs, chosen because structures were forthcoming for these, is shown in Fig. 1a where patterns of sequence conservation calculated from the individual groups of prokaryotic and eukaryotic TRICs are also compared.
Figure 2B shows the alignment of the human and mouse exon 0 sequences and a schematic indicating the relative position of exon 0 within the human ADAR2 gene.
Alignment of the human, mouse and rat REST gene promoters was performed using ClustalW and genomic sequences from GenBank accession numbers AB024498, AB024497 and NM_031788, respectively.
Alignment of larger genomes is feasible; pairwise alignment of Drosophila melanogaster and Drosophila yakuba requires less than 3 hours on a single computer, while alignment of the human and mouse genomes requires 90GB RAM and about 32 compute hours.
In this study, high-resolution scanning of Alu-centered alignments of the human genome sequences has revealed a striking elevation of the frequency of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNP) in the body and tail of Alu sequences compared to flanking regions.
Ultraconserved elements were first defined as sequences at least 200 bp long that show perfect conservation in alignments of the human, mouse and rat reference genomes (perfect HMR conservation).
We investigated multiple alignments of the human, chimpanzee, and rhesus genomes to identify indels in the human branch since its split from the common ancestor with chimp.
We carried out pair-wise alignments of the human and yeast as well as human and fly interaction networks using our score.
The instances of these two classes and the relations between them are generated from the multiple sequence alignments of the human kinome.
