Sentence examples for extent of sequences from inspiring English sources
In contrast, the pericentromeric sequence is composed to large extent of sequences that are present in hundreds or thousands of copies [Figure 1C].
BIAcore analysis will be ideally suited to more completely map the extent of sequences influencing functional HSP72-viral interactions, and the nature of functionally homologous motifs in other viral species.
Although Z. rouxii and Z. bailii have been genome-sequenced the extent of sequence data for the others, especially the newly-discovered species, is sometimes extremely limited which makes identification slow.
The extent of sequence variation among the isolates suggests that newer strains of WSSV are evolving that may have variations in their virulence potential.
We have evaluated a long-range PCR and high-throughput shotgun sequencing approach to better characterize the extent of sequence variation throughout the entire genomic HLA-DQA1 gene using next generation sequencing (NGS).
To elucidate the gene structure and the extent of sequence diversity, we determined the complete nucleotide sequence of the Na-asp-2 gene of individual larvae from 32 infected subjects living in 3 different endemic areas of Thailand.
Therefore, the extent of sequence diversity at the full-length of the pfceltos was assessed among both natural P. falciparum isolates collected from Iran (n = 93) and from available global pfceltos sequence data retrieved from PlasmoDB database (n = 159).
The difference in mean of the observed basepair step helicoidal parameter distribution with different flanking sequence sometimes differs by as much as one standard deviation, indicating that the extent of sequence effects could be significant.
To explore the extent of sequence diversity in domain I of PfAMA1, P. falciparum-infected blood samples from Saudi Arabia collected between 2007 and 2009 were analyzed and compared with those from worldwide parasite populations.
The extent of sequence heterogeneity detected within T. equi and B. caballi 18S rRNA genes was unexpected since concerted evolution is thought to maintain homogeneity within repeated gene families, including rRNA genes, in eukaryotes.
