Sentence examples for arrangement sequence from inspiring English sources

As we have reviewed, the number, arrangement, sequence, and position of HSEs is consequential for heat-shock gene expression.

We tested this hypothesis by creating two subsets of gene arrangement sequences.

Comparing more than two gene arrangement sequences (referred here as 'gene arrangements') allows reconstruction of a common ancestral arrangement (referred here as the 'common ancestor') to the gene arrangements analyzed.

We focus on (1) pairwise comparison of gene arrangement sequences in A. gossypii and S. cerevisiae, (2) reconstruction of gene arrangements ancestral to A. gossypii, S. cerevisiae, and K. waltii, (3) synteny patterns arising within and between lineages, and (4) expected gene orientation of duplicate gene sets.

Previous research has focused on algorithms to determine feeder arrangement and placement sequencing for placement machines.

The unusual arrangement of sequence in this structure was detectable in short-read sequencing as it led to an apparently structure-mediated loss of sequence during contig generation.

A pattern may be defined as an arrangement or sequence that follows, or is reducible to, some rule or principle, and is characterized by some regularity in the relations among its constituents.

The arrangement and sequence of these toxin complex genes in relation to the BoNT gene has been described for all seven serotypes and for several subtypes within these serotypes.

The RNA genome of PeVYV contained six major open reading frames (ORFs), resembling those of poleroviruses in arrangement and sequence.

We designed the Stitch algorithm to use alignments of query consensus genome maps to reference in silico maps in order to predict the higher order arrangement of sequence scaffolds (Fig. 3).

Using a radioactively tagged DNA strand, Jeffreys could scan the genome for a unique arrangement of sequences comprising a genetic "fingerprint".