Sentence examples for dna fall from inspiring English sources
In all of these latter cases, the estimated times of trans-ECS divergence based on chloroplast (cp) DNA fall into the early-to-mid Pleistocene, suggesting that the ECS land bridge imposed a formidable barrier to dispersal during the last glacial cycle(s) (reviewed in [ 18]).
The consortium has found that the main families of repetitive DNA fell extinct long ago and no longer add clutter to the genome.
Each stage was caused when a chunk of DNA fell out of the Y chromosome and was accidentally flipped the wrong way when it was patched back in, so it would no longer line up correctly with its counterpart region on the X.
Most people typically carry a mixture of mitochondrial DNA varieties, and illness results when the proportion of "bad" mitochondrial DNA falls between 60% and 95%.
Yeast and vertebrates share a fair amount of DNA--they both need to make proteins, after all--but only 15% of the shared DNA falls outside of genes.
Unfortunately, every time a cell divides, it loses a bit of the end of its telomeres - this is because the machinery that runs along DNA falls off just before the end, leaving off the last bit of DNA from the new copy.
None of the 15 SNPs unique to the genomic DNA fell within a gene.
The decoding of DNA falls within the general scope of chemical structure elucidation and has been naturally enabled by the creation and application of chemical approaches.
We then examined G+C content of contigs, which suggested that Varroa nuclear DNA falls largely between 32-58% G+C content (40.9% G+C on average).
We then estimated the amount of conserved sequence information from the amount of conserved DNA falling into different percent identity classes.
Though the size of the Ptr genome and the amount of repetitive DNA falls into the range of that of other Dothideomycete-plant pathogens (Goodwin et al. 2011; Hane et al. 2007; Rouxel et al. 2011), nonpathogenic Ptr isolates tend to have smaller genome sizes and the isolates sequenced in this study indicate a higher repetitive DNA content in the pathogenic isolates.
