Sentence examples for extent of the sequence from inspiring English sources

In this study, we performed whole genome sequencing to understand the extent of the sequence variation between an anther culture progenitor, Hwayeong, and its progeny lines (BLB, HY-04, and HY-08), which exhibited new agronomically important traits.

An early study by Chothia & Lesk indicated that the extent of the structural changes observed between two proteins is directly related to the extent of the sequence changes.

The remaining twenty two genomic VSG sequences were used to investigate the extent of the sequence identity with the Tororo VSGs.

Prediction of active-site residues based on sequence information alone is clearly affected by the quality of the sequence data, in particular, on the effective coverage and extent of the sequence space around the protein of interest.

Here, the sequencing of a large number of cDNAs isolated from both SR3 and JN177 is described and used to show the extent of the sequence variation induced by asymmetric somatic hybridization.

To infer the functional state of Z sequences, we determined the extent of the sequence homology in the 3′ flanking regions of the eight Z. sapae mating-type cassettes (three ZsHML_ D, three ZsMATα, one ZsHML copy 1, and one ZsMAT a, respectively).

We here show the extent of this sequence variation, and that coding sequences have the most distinct sequence composition followed by 5' UTRs, 3' UTRs and promoters.

This was the full extent of the title sequence in the pilot episode.

The presence of these sand lenses was found to increase the time required for the non-wetting phase to migrate through the full 30 m vertical extent of the clay sequence from a few days to several years.

This region is particularly strongly conserved in aRF1 and eRF1, as indicated by the extent of the consensus sequence.

Further work is needed to clarify the extent of the duplicated sequence blocks, and their possible relation to genes.