Sentence examples for changes of the genomic from inspiring English sources

ANNOVAR [ 57] was used to obtain the functional annotation (non-synonymous, synonymous, stop codon gain/loss, amino acid changes) of the genomic variants in each animal based on the pig reference genome (Swine Genome Sequencing Consortium Sscrofa10.2) obtained from the UCSC database (http://genome.ucsc.edu).ucsc.edu

To place the dynamic changes of the genomic islands in the context of the core genome, we inferred individual gene phylogenies and compared their topologies to the topology of the concatenated phylogenetic trees.

Beside the alteration of the order and orientation of genes through re-localization of pack-MULE elements, comparative analysis between the Nipponbare and CG14 S1 regions reveals changes of the genomic structure due to differential insertion or deletion of a multitude of transposable elements.

Examples of the DMRs with the methylation changes of the genomic region and expression changes of the linked gene are shown in Fig.  5.

A mutation refers to a change of the genomic sequence, which contains all of the genetic information of an organism.

For example, Arabidopsis plants subjected to low temperature stress [ 45] showed extensive changes in methylation of the genomic DNA of these plants.

This predisposes the proliferating cell to a variety of genetic changes at the genomic and transcriptional levels.

Other changes of the same intrinsic genomic magnitude which affect the entrance of a valley or 'canal' will have a massive effect on development.

A fusion causes the change of the physical genomic position therefore loss of the regulatory elements of this gene.

Anticonvulsant and antimigraineous effects persist for at least several days after discontinuation of VA, raising the question of possible changes at the genomic level (Lockard and Levy 1976; Rho and Sankar 1999; Rosenberg 2007; Rothrock and Mendizabal 2000).

Such maps resolve differences in recombination rate between species into changes along individual branches in the speciation tree, and allow identification of associated changes in the genomic sequences.