The phrase "arrays to include" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a collection of items or elements that should be part of a larger set or structure, often in programming or data contexts.
Example: "The function should accept multiple parameters, including arrays to include in the final output."
Alternatives: "lists to incorporate" or "collections to add".
Considering the unlimited expansion possibilities of DNA arrays to include specific detector oligonucleotides for other and more microorganisms, the method described here has the major advantage that it provides a powerful, rapid and cost-effective way for the simultaneous detection and identification of a wide range of orchid mycorrhizae.
Moreover, the relative ease of diversifying the HEMP arrays to include additional modified peptides, dual-modified peptides, and non-histone modified peptides (e.g. methyl-lysine p53), will allow for the testing of numerous protein libraries, thus paving the way to discovery of domains with as yet to be defined activity.
While we examined only sequences in the vicinity of genes, we selected tiling arrays rather than promoter or GC-island arrays to include sequences that might be missed by a narrow definition of GC-rich regions or because of incomplete annotation of transcription start sites.
It was common for arrays to include multiple transcripts annotated with the same gene symbol.
Based on the fact that errors are more probable towards the end of the reads, we extend exact matching with sparse suffix arrays to include any number of mismatches by defining the rightmost mismatch criteria.
However, a deletion extending from the D4Z4 repeat array to include FRG2 and DUX4c was reported in some families with FSHD [53] suggesting that neither gene could cause the disease.
We can easily expand the definition of a suffix array to include multiple strings.
Confirming previous observations [ 12], N. oculata expands this repeat coding array to include three additional genes: clpC2, psbV and petJ (7.5 kb).
These experiments use arrays designed to include >250 000 non-synonymous variants identified by sequencing >12 000 individuals and are being genotyped on >1 000 000 individuals to explore genetic contributions to a great variety of traits.
Comparing these genes (having filtered our array data to include only genes represented in the U133 microarray that was used for the mutB LCLs), we see a modest overlap (23% of the BL31 group) in genes derepressed by EBNA3A deletion in both cell types but very little overlap for genes whose expression falls in 3AKO LCLs (Figure 10A).
Employing the full TLDA array capabilities to include both A and B cards may improve concordance.
