Sentence examples for by differences in copy from inspiring English sources
Random integration of expression cassettes often leads to significant variation in production levels caused by differences in copy number and/or sites of integration.
These interspecific differences in genome size were mirrored by differences in copy number abundance of both Ty3/gypsy and Ty1/copia sequences, suggesting that differences in genome size between these species are attributable, at least in part, to differential abundance of LTR retrotransposons.
We were able to identify three distinct structural haplotypes characterized by differences in copy-number and arrangement of the LCR22-2 genes and pseudogenes.
To investigate whether the levels of β-galactosidase activity in the strains used in this work were influenced by differences in the copy number of the reporter plasmid, pRY016 copy number was measured in all strains.
Our approach suggested that the rank of individual low abundant OTUs may change, but that the Symbiodinium community structure was not heavily affected by differences in ITS2 copy numbers, which was attributed to the high unevenness of the Symbiodinium community.
Another perspective to investigate microbial diversity is to target directly the 18S rRNA (i.e. the ribosomes themselves) as a proxy for both diversity and metabolic activity of cells [23], and to avoid the problems induced by differences in rDNA copy number and the perturbation from dissolved DNA.
Thus, our results cannot be explained by differences in rDNA copy number on the amplified chromosome.
The hypothesis that mutation status identifies distinct subtypes is further supported by the differences in copy number profiles and age distribution between these patient groups.
The polymorphism of this band between strains and populations of Ae. aegypti, which has previously been demonstrated [ 11, 40, 41], can be explained by the differences in copy numbers of ribosomal genes.
The Estimation of Causal Effects by Difference-in-Difference Methods.
Our analysis has shown that the evolution of Helena is influenced by the host species, resulting in differences in copy number, degradation and activity.
