Sentence examples for breakpoints down to from inspiring English sources

As the CNVs from large insert clone mapping identified breakpoints down to the base-pair level, we further characterized the sequence in the vicinity of them.

In all three cases, two of which published previously [ 22, 23], the breakpoints were narrowed down to the THADA locus.

As a result, the proximal breakpoint could be narrowed down to a 16-kb segment between genes CG17836 and CG2520 (markers 13 and 14 in Figure 1 right).

For translocations, if the breakpoint region of the translocation between species 1 and tomato (between markers "g" and "i") overlapped with that between species 2 and tomato (between markers "h" and "i"), we considered that the two species possibly shared the same breakpoint and presumably the breakpoint region could be narrowed down to the overlapping region.

The breakpoint region was thus narrowed down to 2.5 kb, then primer walk sequencing was performed (Operon Biotechnologies, Tokyo, Japan).

Even a revised breakpoint is moot now, with assets down to $15 billion.

Among the many advantages of high-throughput NGS, SVs of all types and sizes can theoretically be detected, breakpoints can be mapped with high resolution, down to the basepair level in some instances, and complex rearrangements can be characterised with the possibility to study multiple breakpoints in a single experiment.

With the use of it, genome copy number changes and rearrangement breakpoints can be detected and analyzed at resolutions down to a few kilobases.

But once again Tiger Tim struggles, blowing a 40-15 lead to go breakpoint down.

Copy number analysis by sequencing (both by high or low coverage) offers substantial benefits over array-based methods, including higher resolution (down to a single base) and precise delineation of breakpoints [ 72, 73].

With median marker spacing down to 1.5kb, Infinium HD BeadChips are a powerful tool for structural variation discovery and support cytogeneticists interested in high-resolution breakpoint mapping.