Sentence examples for be interesting to sequence from inspiring English sources
It can therefore be applied with appropriate modifications to the genomes of diverse plants species, especially large crop genomes that will be interesting to sequence in the future.
It would be interesting to sequence the whole wrongly amplified fragment to reveal the dominant nature of chimera formation in WGA.
The 3'-untranslated region of ScCbf14 was not sequenced in this study; it would be interesting to sequence this region to investigate whether it also contains SNPs significantly associated with FT in rye as well.
Therefore it would be interesting to sequence the full mitochondrial genome of A. ritteri, because if it truly has a conserved ancestral mitochondrial gene order then it is likely a basal member of this major octocoral clade.
To further verify this hypothesis, it will be interesting to sequence and carry out comparative analyses on the entire mitogenome of specimens belonging to each of the different B. schlosseri clades/cryptic species identified by Bock et al. (2012): we can envisage that these mitogenomes will exhibit highly divergent sequences and d N values comparable with those found in congeneric comparisons.
In future, it is interesting to sequence the entire Hox clusters for these animals and our work can serve as basis for this purpose.
It could be interesting to create a sequence database, where each sequence would be associated with a viral fitness measure [ 17], such as its average copy number in the blood.
It will also be interesting to see how sequence data and expression data correlate.
It will be interesting to investigate promoter sequence features for TvBspA and other protein coding genes when global tanscriptomics data will be generated for T. vaginalis.
It would be interesting to investigate the sequence and direction of this bias and the impact on the conclusions of past and future research.
Thus, it would be interesting to compare the sequence of AGM IFNGR1 with other SIV natural hosts in order to evaluate if this might play a role in AIDS resistance.
