Sentence examples for extent of identity from inspiring English sources

The genomic organisation of the Mytilus gene is deduced from that for Ciona intestinalis (NW_001955294.1) and Caenorhabditis briggsae (CAAC02000521) whose structures are conserved and the high extent of identity of the M. galloprovincialis cDNA sequence (AF15749) with that of Ciona intestinalis (DQ369967).

The extent of identity by descent (IBD) sharing will direct us where to look for the causal variants.

Data obtained indicate that the 29 plasmids can be divided, by the extent of identity degree of the proteins they code for, into different groups.

The standard BLAST algorithm can be used to quantify the extent of identity between proteins and domains and to annotate them.

However, given the surprising extent of identity by descent seen in apparently unrelated individuals (Frazer et al., 2007), it is hard to imagine that there will be much power to separate such alleles through homozygosity mapping.

Recent statistical tools succeeded in assessing the degree of relatedness up to 6 7 generations with good power using dense genome-wide single-nucleotide polymorphism data to estimate the extent of identity-by-descent (IBD) sharing.

Another simplified method using short tandem repeat (STR) genotyping provided additional information allowing determination of the extent of HLA identity in families where HLA haplotype inheritance was ambiguous, due to extensive homozygosity or shared parental haplotypes.

The point of this figure is to show the extent of sequence identity when using different methods of RNA->DNA conversion for Dscam1 isoforms.

In order to give a preliminary evaluation of the extent of sequence identity between these two ruminant species, we compared goat genomic sequences longer than 1 kb available in EMBL database with homologous cattle genomic regions.

The conservation of the linear order of the individual domains of the rGC and sGC proteins, respectively, together with the extent of sequence identity across the entire lengths of these proteins from both vertebrate and invertebrate animals strongly suggests that each protein family is of monophyletic origin.

It is located between AAEL010429 and AAEL010431 on supercontig 1.477 (fig. 3), these two being a clear case of a tandem gene duplication based on the extent of sequence identity within and around these two genes (supplementary fig. S3 a, Supplementary Material online).