Sentence examples for backward gene from inspiring English sources
Since an intergenic region can have four possible configurations, that is, FF, BB, FB, and BF, where F denotes forward gene direction and B backward gene direction (i.e., on the complementary strand), the probability of occurrence of these four types of intergenic regions should be approximately equal if gene order on the annotated DNA sequence of a chromosome is random.
It is also possible that backward gene conversion events have occurred, whereby, following its insertion, an AluYg6 has been converted to an older Alu element, and therefore cannot be identified as an AluYg6 insertion.
The phylogenetic network did not show directions of gene exchange (reticulation) events, i.e. an acquisition of a gene by a Thermus organism from the Meiothermus lineage would create a split in the phylogenetic network in the same way as a backward gene exchange.
Dr. von Kalle said the healthy genes had inserted themselves, backward, inside a gene known to cause leukemia.
Next, our tagger will check the dictionary and found that ' gap' in column 5 forward and column 6 backward is a gene name, but its length is not greater than three, so it will not be returned.
In this paper, we propose and study a framework of selecting informative genes via backward information-driven search on gene sets.
One way to do this is by putting in a backward copy of the gene in question, so it cancels out the plant's own gene.
The idea is to run each gene tree backward to the ancestral gene at the root of the tree.
Since Velvet assembles the forward and the backward strands simultaneously, each gene should be represented by two disjoint components, one on each strand, which do not contain any cycles.
The database, known as the Protein Atlas of the Human Genome, starts with human proteins, then works backward to determine the genes that encode them.
The team eliminated three of the four known starch synthases by inserting backward copies of the genes for each one into the potato genome, which, through an unknown mechanism, interferes with the translation of the nearby normal gene.
