Sentence examples for fraction of dna from inspiring English sources

Moreover, this reflection is not complete, because a large fraction of DNA (about 90 percent in many organisms) does not code for proteins.

Other companies are capturing a small fraction of DNA fragments to determine: cancer or not cancer..

The fraction of DNA derived from circulating cell-free fetal DNA is low in quantity.

If they bound to the same colonies, or to the same fragment or fraction of DNA, the possibility of false positives is virtually eliminated.

The strength of lipids:DNA interaction and the fraction of DNA protected from enzymatic degradation increased with the lipids:DNA ratio.

The cell phase distribution is generally analyzed by the determination of DNA content, and the fraction of DNA content in the sub-G1 phase is an indicator of apoptosis [36, 37].

Compared to conventional DSB analysis, i.e. assays only measuring the fraction of DNA smaller than a single threshold, the relative biological effectiveness (RBE) for DSB induction increased with 100%.

Then the small fraction of DNA differences that differ between populations will become even smaller.

In Figure 6A we show the fraction of DNA fragments for which MEGAN was able to assign to a known genome or taxon via significant protein homology.

Data was analyzed using ImageQuant software (Amersham) and results were expressed as the ratio between the initial fraction of DNA bound to Topo III (f0) and the fraction of DNA bound to Topo III in the presence of the competitor (f) as a function of the competitor concentration in abscissa.

In this paper we seek to show that the history of a considerable fraction of DNA virus genes can be predicted by the history of their DNA dependent DNA polymerase (DdDp), which can be traced back to host genomes.