Sentence examples for copies named from inspiring English sources

Signatures were generated for the whole dataset with two copies named Ds and DsComplete.

RECON uses a different strategy, first trying to infer the ancestral TE copies, named "elements", from all the fragments at each locus.

In the mouse, there are seven Nlrp4 gene copies (named from Nlrp4a to 4g) which are specifically expressed in oocytes [ 9, 11].

This cluster is composed of the previously annotated sbi- MIR169o together with two newly found MIR169 copies, named sbi- MIR169t and sbi- MIR169u.

Seven MIB copies, named MIB1 to MIB7, are located on haplotype 1, while five are on haplotype 2 (MIB5(8) to MIB12).

The A3Z1 gene appears in humans in three copies, named Z1a, Z1b and Z1c, and we will name the corresponding orthologs according to the nomenclature in humans.

The Bliss copy, named for Colonel Alexander Bliss, Bancroft's stepson and publisher of Autograph Leaves, is the only draft to which Lincoln affixed his signature.

It is then revealed that Nefarious has Clank imprisoned on a hovering train and that the "Clank" that is with Ratchet is a copy named Klunk.

In 2010, the Los Angeles Times literary blog "Jacket Copy" named Fun Home as one of "20 classic works of gay literature".

The copy named nodA2 was part of a gene cluster including nodFE and hsnT.

Coalescence theory considers a sample of genes from a population to trace all alleles to a single ancestral copy, named as the Most Recent Common Ancestor (MRCA).