Sentence examples for duplication match from inspiring English sources

In the second instance, both regions of the duplication match multiple families of TEs.

The seismic data at its coarse vertical scale, equivalent to attribute maps, can be fully accounted for without any implicit or explicit vertical duplication to match the fine vertical scale of geologic modeling.

However the proportions of downstream open reading frames (dORFs) which were filtered out because of duplication or matching to an entry in the nr protein database were similar to those of uORFs.

In M184 the sites upstream and downstream of the duplication did not match the reported S. pneumoniae DNA gyrase consensus cleavage site (26).

First, we filtered for reads mapping to the intended region of duplication that also match the target haplotype of the parent according to the parental phasing.

In addition to the previously described Ds1 and Ds2 element classes, we have identified a large number of elements that, though containing the hallmark Ac/ Ds TIRs and flanking an 8-bp duplication, do not match any previously described Ds sequences.

We refer to the former matching as "Duplication Check" and the latter as "Matching".

Similarity of sequence contents is an important signal for timing duplication events; if one match in a set of self-alignments (i.e., when a sequence is aligned to itself) has a higher similarity level than others, then that match is likely to be the most recent duplication (Bailey et al. 2002).

We suggest that a more parsimonious explanation is that the common ancestor of monotremes and therians contained three adult α-globin genes and two ζ-globin genes, which were homogenised by ongoing gene conversion events, leading to the gene tree that does not match the duplication history of the individual genes.

Comparison of protein data to known tandem duplicated genes in D. pulex with three or more duplications resulted in matching of three proteins.

For each family we identified paralogous genes maintained after duplication events that we matched to known compartmental or functional specialization.