Sentence examples for bp with a frequency from inspiring English sources

Among them, ten were located in exons (total length of 1380 bp) with a frequency of 1 SNP/138 bp, and 12 SNPs in introns (total length of 1015 bp) with a frequency of 1 SNP/84.5 bp.

The distribution of the lengths of the theoretically generated MluI/NlaIII fragments is presented in Additional file 4. The majority of fragments are shorter than 1000 bp, with a frequency peak at 50 150 bp.

The distribution of the lengths of the theoretically generated BssHII/ NlaIII fragments was calculated and the majority of fragments were shorter than 1,000 base pairs (bp), with a frequency peak at 50 to 150 bp.

In silico analysis showed a total of 102 SNPs in 37 (27,659 bp) contigs with a frequency of 1/271 bp (Table 4).

The GTL2 target sequence contained a T/C-SNP (rs71594112; chr.14:100,809,346 bp) with a minor allele frequency of 0.13.

In comparison of SNPs among huge genome size species, coffee has one SNP every 222 bp; sugarcane has one SNP every 290 bp; cotton has one SNP every 500 bp; oak has a frequency similar to cotton with one SNP every 471 bp.

The masiRNAs were primarily derived from these 31 unique regions and share similar properties: they are 24∼26 bp long with a peak frequency at 25 bp, they show no specific strand bias, and enrichment for RNAs with a 5′ uridine.

Haplotye A (993 bp) was most widespread with a frequency of 44% in unisexual individuals.

380 SNPs were found from 138,434 bp of high-quality sequences, with a frequency of one SNP per 364 bp, which was of the same order of magnitude as those in human (1/300 1,000 bp; International SNP Map Working Group 2001) and wolf (1/306 bp; Seddon et al. 2005).

During this second period of laboratory evolution, the frequencies of the potentially selected allele in locus dsub14 continued to rise in AR1 and AR2 populations (with the 116 bp allele reaching a frequency of 27.8 and 41.4% at generation 40, respectively).

The allele with the indel (the net 830 bp insertion) was the minor allele, with a frequency of 28% in these families; genotypes were in Hardy Weinberg equilibrium.