Sentence examples for changes in sequences from inspiring English sources

However, verifying the effects of the changes in sequences of miRNAs is technically challenging.

We next asked whether the greater differences between nonresponders and relapsers in the post-therapy analysis were due to changes in sequences from the nonresponders, relapsers, or both by comparing the pre- versus post-therapy protein distances among the nonresponders and relapsers (Figure 4).

Preservation of many duplicated genes can be ascribed to changes in sequences, expression patterns, and functions.

Thus, these evolutionary changes in sequences and TF functions may complicate the detection of paralogous/orthologous relationships between organisms.

Alternative splicing has the ability to produce large changes in sequences in one go, through removal of one or more exons from a transcript for example.

We hypothesize that many changes in sequences are not completely neutral, but define physico-chemical differences with a role in adaptation to species niches.

This is most probably due to changes in sequencing techniques (Taq-cycle sequencing and automated sequencers).

However, it is difficult to study changes in sequence without understanding the context in which these sequences exist and how those changes affect function.

Using these measures of sequence and structure similarities, we find that structural changes within a protein family are linearly related to changes in sequence similarity.

The results suggest that peptides derived from protein-protein interfaces are resilient to changes in sequence and can be harnessed to form hydrogels with controlled properties.

This talk will cover findings from our preliminary microbiota analysis of CRC exudate, and discuss changes in sequence type, antimicrobial resistance, virulence, and hypermutability in populations of Enterococcus faecalis over time.