Sentence examples for bp which is consistent from inspiring English sources

Total DNA from some of these re-picked colonies was amplified by PCR using the primer pair hphRforw/hphRrev resulting in an amplicon of ≈ 1,000 bp, which is consistent with the size (1,020 bp) of the hph-gene (Figure 3B).

A cDNA fragment of approximately 700 bp, which is consistent with the predicted size (678 bp), was obtained, supporting our notion that Clone #2 corresponds to an intron of AmMESK2.

The SNP-frequency is about one SNP per 33 bp, which is consistent with previous reports [ 11, 14].

The trn genes for this species range from 53 61 bp, which is consistent with other nematodes [ 32, 34- 37].

A second RT-PCR assay on the NSP1 gene enabled us to obtain an amplification of 208 bp, which is consistent with the expected size for WEEV.

Analysis of the MNase-digested extracts revealed that the majority of the DNA fragments were approximately 150 bp, which is consistent with the length of mono-nucleosomal DNA.

Plant satDNA sequences commonly have monomer unit lengths of 135 195 bp or 315 375 bp, which are consistent with reports that the basic monomer units of plant repetitive DNA sequences correspond to the length of DNA wrapped around a nucleosomal particle [10,33,37].

PCR amplification using these primers gave a product of ∼750 bp, which was consistent with the target region of the rRNA genes including the end of the SSU, ITS1, 5.8S and the start of the LSU region plus the adaptor primers.

For all samples, the bulk of LD is lost within 100-150 bps, which is consistent with previous observations (i.e., Huang et al. 2014).

An increase of 10-bp NRL does not affect the overall structure of chromatin fiber, but changes the fiber dimension from approximately Φ27.2 × 28.7 nm for 177-bp NRL to approximately Φ29.9 × 27.0 nm for 187-bp NRL, which is consistent with the fundamental prediction of a basic zigzag two-start helix model.

Here, using 700 AbrB-binding DNA sequences with high GeF-seq AbrB-binding signals, we identified bipartite AbrB-binding motifs across the Bacillus genome arranged in any orientation with a 4- or 5-bp spacing, which is consistent with our previous ChAP-chip analysis and the in vitro SELEX results reported by Xu and Strauch.