Sentence examples for closest organisms from inspiring English sources

The distance is established by comparing the lineage information; moreover, the system explores the closest organisms which encode the two enzymes.

The closest organisms with available protein sets were the Dipterans, Drosophila melanogaster and Anopheles gambiae, with an estimated divergence time from honey bee (Hymenopteran) of 300 million years.

As indicated by the application example above, the strength of UFO is its capability to produce a quick overview on the functional inventory of whole genomes in terms of the most abundant protein domains and in terms of the closest organisms with the most similar profiles.

The predictions agree with experimental data for B. subtilis (the closest organism for which such data is available).

Within the set of 148 predicted proteomes, Plasmodium falciparum (Apicomplexa), is evolutionarily the closest organism to the Ciliates.

Some of these organisms may also be exoelectrogenic; however, the closest organism to these clones based on similarity analysis using BLAST was not a known exoelectrogen.

The transcriptome contiguity [ 21, 24] was tested against the Hydra magnipapillata NCBI protein database, as this is the closest organism with a published genome.

We obtain 89.2% accuracy in the prediction of gene essentiality when compared to experimental data for B. subtilis homologs (the closest organism for which such data exists).

For a new unknown genomic sequence, the optimal threshold s0 of segmentation strength or significance level can be computed using the genomic sequence of the same or the closest organism.

This process generated an average of 46.27 ± 5.92 million reads per sample; 72% of which (33.46 ± 4.33 million) aligned to the M. mulatta (Rhesus macaque) genome the closest organism to M. fascicularis with an annotated genome.

The closest organism to B. anynana with extensive genomic collections is the moth B. mori, but moths and butterflies have diverged more than 70 million years ago [ 59] and it is conceivable that even coding regions might not be conserved over such evolutionary distances (e.g., [ 60]).