Sentence examples for copies consistent from inspiring English sources

In SIRT1, the only coding Exon which contains the UAGG motif is SIRT1-Exon8 (human Exon8  = 4 copies; mouse Exon8  = 4 copies), consistent with evolutionary conservation of SIRT1 Exon8 skipping, as shown here in human and mouse SIRT1.

As previously discussed, in this context there are numerous solutions to the problem of inferring the exact number of copies consistent with the measured aggregate cell population signal (Eq.1).

This indicates that the presence of a wild-type allele in the endosperm is not sufficient to complement for the defective copy, consistent with the observation that the gene is not expressed post-fertilization.

The lower nosZ copies were consistent with previous study reported that salinity decreased the biodiversity of bacteria carrying the denitrification genes (Miao et al. 2015).

Variation in copy number in the current study (average of 4.4 copies) is consistent with the observations of Perry et al. for those populations with low starch intake (5 copies) [9], suggesting that a significant proportion of our mixed-ancestry subjects may come from "low-starch" populations in which AMY1 copy number is evolving more neutrally, rather than undergoing positive selection.

Interestingly, the third copy belongs in a phylogenetic branch comprised of multiple nearly identical copies (pTSsa2), consistent with the most recent insertion event.

As positions of homoeologous copies were consistent for groups 5 and 7, we extrapolated the position of all TaMET1 genes from these five copies.

Except the two elements with five LTRs, which were not successfully amplified, the actual sizes of other 13 copies were consistent with estimates from the bioinformatics approach.

It is shown that there is not a single orthologous copy of 16S rRNA across the taxon sampling included in this study and that the relationships among the multiple copies are consistent with 16S rRNA undergoing concerted evolution.

This remarkable similarity between the two copies is consistent with previous direct sequencing of markers located within the genes CG12123 and CG1440, which revealed a single sequence on chromosome XSR6 (Montchamp-Moreau et al. 2006).

The lack of extensive, degenerate TLO copies is consistent with the recent origin of the TLO expansion but could also be due to the acquisition of nonredundant functions among TLO paralogs.