Sentence examples for conserved content from inspiring English sources

To determine the chromosomal location of conserved content, the S. zooepidemicus genome was aligned with itself, GAS strain MGAS2096, and S. agalactiae strain NEM316.

Our study shows that Prevotella taxa have very dynamic genomes with a part of relative high conserved contents.

Conserved gene content prompts the question of conserved gene order, i.e. synteny across the Solanaceae.

The strategy of screening for tammar orthologues of genes that flank regions with a conserved gene content in both humans and opossum (regions of conserved synteny) [ 21] has delivered the locations of 492 genes in the tammar wallaby, including nearly all the new loci in the second-generation linkage map [ 22] (Deakin et al., unpublished data).

Members of the Chlamydiaceae are characterised by their compact genomes and highly conserved gene content [ 8]. C. pneumoniae has the greatest coding capacity of the Chlamydiaceae, with animal strains of C. pneumoniae having between 20Kbp (animal versus human C. pneumoniae) to almost 200Kbp (animal C. pneumoniae versus C. trachomatis serovar D) [ 9, 10] of extra nucleotide sequence.

With highly conserved gene content across the grasses, small-genome surrogates (or, even better, those surrogates with sequenced genomes) can be used to provide facile access to any shared grass gene.

Comparison with the H37Rv genome (GenBank accession AL123456) revealed a highly conserved gene content and order between these two strains.

To estimate the extent of conserved gene content and order, the quality of the synteny was calculated [ 25].

Comparative genetic maps within the grass family indicate extensive regions of conserved gene content and orders [ 16].

The Type-2 snoRNA clusters (clusters 15 33) are conserved in content but neither in snoRNA copy numbers nor in order.

The metazoan mitochondrial genome (mitogenome) usually consists of a single compact circular DNA with a highly conserved gene content.