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Genotypes for the nine SNPs analyzed were determined unambiguously in 99.7% of the samples, and confirmed by sequencing a fraction of them.

We targeted for a sequencing depth of about 40 times at limited sequencing cost by sequencing a fraction, representing 5% of the mallard genome (reduced representation library (RRL) approach).

Here we describe a large fraction of the transcribed genes by sequencing a cDNA library from the plasmodial stage of the developmental cycle.

"The authors have accomplished an amazing technical feat by sequencing such a large fraction of an extinct genome," says geneticist David Reich of Harvard Medical School in Boston.

Therefore, by sequencing the hypomethylated fraction of the S. moellendorffii genome using MF it would be possible to identify which copies of these repetitive elements are methylated.

To provide a more comprehensive view of transcriptome profiles of EPCs from different sources, we determined miRNA profiles of different EPCs by sequencing the small RNA fractions of both EPCs.

It was thought these deficiencies could be partially addressed by sequencing the Cot-selected genomic DNA fraction and reassembling BmiGI.

The current sensitivity is limited only by counting statistics, and therefore it should be possible to increase the sensitivity of noninvasive detection of any type of fetal aneuploidy to arbitrary precision for maternal sample containing arbitrarily small fetal DNA fraction, simply by sequencing more molecules.

We further demonstrate that designing sequences by constraining a fraction of the amino acids to their position in the native sequence will yield sequences which are similar to the native one, at the same time shifts the mean energy towards the native sequence.

The underestimation of this fraction in the initial length trimmed sequencing data subset was most likely caused by sequencing errors in the first four bases of a read.

By sequencing the selected strains the authors were able to measure the fraction of selection by a reversion mutation versus a compensatory one.