Sentence examples for fragmentation length from inspiring English sources

CisGenome [ 16] uses a two-pass algorithm for peak detection to ensure adjustment for DNA fragmentation length.

In this study, we used a sequence fragmentation length of 500 nucleotides and a threshold of 40%%.> -wrap-foot> aPreviously described by Costa et. al. [ 14] bDraft genomes.

Assuming that the residual stresses were negligible, in the initial stage of fragmentation, the average fragment length was related to the stress acting in the coating.

After DNA fragmentation and isolation (average fragment length 189 bp), 6,345,662 reads (75 bases per read) were generated using the GAIIx sequencing system (Illumina, San Diego, CA, USA).

Terminal-restriction fragment length polymorphism is a DNA fragmentation technique that quantifies differences in the soil microbial community among samples but which cannot identify microbes to specific taxa.

Restriction fragmentation-length polymorphism [ 17] and PCR assays [ 18- 20] are widely used for detection of low levels of Y. ruckeri in infected trout tissues and blood and also for detection of asymptomatic carriers.

Bias induced during the fragmentation protocol step results in a large size distribution of fragment lengths.

The degree of fragmentation and the length distribution of this fragmented biotinylated aRNA was checked by running samples on a 1.0% agarose gel.

The degree of fragmentation and the length distribution of the fragmented biotinylated cRNA were checked by capillary electrophoresis using the Agilent 2100 Bioanalyzer.

On the basis of the assembly size, median length, fragmentation level, and N50 length, we chose IDBA-UD to process all HMP1-II samples.

Bowman et al. (2012) presented geotechnical centrifuge experiments that suggest a positive correlation between degree of fragmentation and runout length.