Sentence examples for expected sequences for from inspiring English sources

To identify the HPV genotype, sequencing results were aligned with the expected sequences for the 37 most common HPV genotypes or blasted against HPV sequences in the NCBI database.

Disintegration is strongly sequence specific, and the specificity fits with the expected sequence for the plus strand at the leader-repeat junction.

Sanger sequencing revealed the expected sequence for the product with a misincorporation event at the branch point, which can arise during reverse transcription of lariats (Vogel et al., 1997).

Each sequence was first evaluated for the presence of the expected sequence motif for each restriction enzyme; sequences not containing the expected sequence were discarded.

After PCR amplification using sunflower genomic DNA as template, products with the expected sequence were obtained for 10/19 loci.

Using the structure of the accepted wild type form of ovine PrP, the ALRQ allelic variant, an expected sequence substitution pattern for each amino acid position, given its structural environment, can be derived from the tables of the log-odds probability values.

Primer pairs whose PCR product sequences obtained did not match with at least 92% identity to the expected sequence by BLAST, and/or for which BLAST did not return the expected sequence or any known isoforms as the first match.

Primer pairs whose PCR product sequences obtained did not match to at least 50% of the length of the expected sequence by BLAST (nearly all for sequence quality reasons).

We further confirmed PCR amplified product by sequencing which also gave the expected SNP sequences for both IFNγ and IL10 genotypes.

RT-PCR with primers in the potential 1st exon and 2nd exon of Ncrna00085 was able to amplify a product, which on sequencing was found to correspond to the expected mRNA sequence for splicing of these exons (data not shown).

Reverse Vaccinology (RV) [ 1] analyses the genome sequence of a pathogen, which is an expected coded sequence for all the possible expressed genes in the pathogen's life cycle.