The phrase "alignment origin" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to design, graphics, or programming, where it refers to the starting point or reference for alignment purposes.
Example: "In the graphic design software, you can set the alignment origin to ensure all elements are positioned correctly relative to each other."
Alternatives: "reference point for alignment" or "alignment reference point".
For example, in the sequence of BAC 46L09, both a LTR retrotransposon and a transposon are clustered within a single block of common origin (alignment position 5,000 6,000 in fig. 4).
We thus obtained a eukaryotic signature in catalysis, whereas all sequences in the alignment are of bacterial origin, and we obtain typically thermophilic/hyperthermophilic stability enhancements although the sequences in the alignment belong to mesophilic or psychrophilic organisms.
Thus, each H-origin or L-origin gene had an alignment file containing 25 aligned coding sequences (one for each genotype).
By underlining repeat sequences in the EvoPrint and EvoDifference readouts potential 'false positive' alignments that have their origin in repetitive elements are highlighted.
We excluded the BR29 M. grisea strain from this analysis, as well as the 70-15 isolate because of its hybrid origin; the alignments used for network reconstruction thus included eight M. oryzae sequences.
Pairwise and multiple alignments of replication origins or Cdc6 proteins were generated using the DNAMAM software (for Windows, version 2.6).
The impact of the microstructures on neurite orientation turned out to be strongly influenced by cell density, attesting that cell/surface interactions at the origin of the alignment effect, are in competition with cell/cell interactions tending to promote interconnected networks of cells.
Consequently, alternative mechanisms for the origin of magnetic alignment should be considered for solid materials that do not possess a strong magnetic moment.
Hence, an alternative model was proposed that describes the origin of magnetic alignment based on the anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility (Uyeda et al., 2003b, 2010).
The origin of grain alignment in the diffuse interstellar region had been explained by a paramagnetic relaxation of the grains; here the grain possesses angular momentum due to its collisions with the gas particles (Davis and Greenstein, 1951).
