Sentence examples for base pairs were identified from inspiring English sources

Common sequences (E-value<10−5 and a minimum of 98% similarity over at least 35 base pairs) were identified and then used as a database for BLASTn versus a third metagenome.

Two alternative 3' splice acceptor sites, located at the beginning of exon 5 and internal to exon 5 respectively, separated by 97 base pairs, were identified (Fig. 1C).

SSRs with repeat units of two to five base pairs were identified in 12 Drosophila, 3 mosquitoes, 3 Nasonia, 1 bee, and 7 ant genomes.

Portions of evaluated sequences which were found to be descendant from a particular parental strain at 90% posterior probability or higher for at least 200 contiguous base pairs were identified as being partially descended from that parental strain.

Two deletions of 2678 and 263 base pairs were identified, from nucleotide positions 984-3662 and 4295-4558 of the sequence of B. abortus strain S19 (Fig. 1) (GenBank accession number: KC847095).

16S type 10 was seen in all 11 B. thuringiensis strains, and a single mixed base pair was identified in all strains at position 6.

Animal pairs were identified based on microsatellite analysis as described previously [35].

Nine homeologous LG pairs were identified based on multi-allele markers and comparative genomic analysis.

An additional 11 paralogous gene pairs were identified based on phylogenetic relationship and structural similar.

Only amplicons that produced clear distinct products with no observable secondary bands were selected for use in pre-amplification, and based on this, 48 primer pairs were identified.

Eligible mother-infant pairs were identified based on information pooled from community health workers and immunization registers from selected and neighboring facilities (to identify women residing in sampled facilities who accessed services at facilities nearby).