Sentence examples for catalog of sequences from inspiring English sources

40, 41 Population genetic analysis of different populations with this catalog of sequences is beginning to reveal that 1) genetic diversity of An. darling populations appears to be inversely proportional to deforestation; and 2) populations separated by 100 km, indistinguishable in terms of microsatellite diversity, can be differentiated by the SNP polymorphisms identified in the ddRAD-Seq tags.

Also of importance was the extensive catalog of sequenced genes from zebrafish, which is distant from of Pleuronectiformes.

The draft sequence makes available a comprehensive catalog of sequence differences between the CB4856 and N2 strains that will facilitate the molecular dissection of their phenotypic differences.

Thus, we created an updated catalog of sequence variations (novel variations and SNPs) that have been described so far in CLL patients.

To our knowledge, this is the first study of its kind that reports a comprehensive catalog of sequence variation in the entire LPL gene in African individuals in relation to plasma lipid traits.

(XLSX 20 kb) Additional file 2: Catalog of sequence LOGOs generated from CID classes A, C, and D. (PDF 1894 kb) Additional file 3: Alignment of the CID A1 proteins.

In particular, studies such as these are most empowered by the cataloging of sequence data from vouchered specimens.

Allele effects associated with founder haplotypes in the DO can be compared to complete catalogs of sequence variants to identify possible causal variants.

The data from these studies, including the genome sequences, catalogs of sequence variants, sets of coevolved gene clusters, and PASS regions across 27 rat strains, represent a step change in the genome resources available for study of complex phenotypes in the rat model.

It led to the functional analysis of 276 738 EST sequences, with the constitution of a P. margaritifera mantle transcripts catalog of 82 sequences potentially implicated in the biomineralization process.

Here we report the functional analysis of 276 738 EST sequences, leading to the constitution of a P. margaritifera mantle transcript catalog of 82 sequences potentially implicated in the biomineralization process.