Sentence examples for frequency of deletion from inspiring English sources
When the frequency of deletion for individual exon of dystrophin gene was considered, the most common deleted was exon 50, followed by exon 49 (6.54%), then exon 48 (6.01%), and exons 51 (5.10%).
We also observed a high frequency of deletion events within tandemly repeated genes such as the ribosomal RNA genes.
The frequency of deletion and duplication in northern China is similar to global ethnic populations.
Figure 1C shows that the frequency of deletion polymorphisms monotonically decreases as the distance to the TSS decreases.
6) The presence of the blasticidin seems like it would enable the authors to determine the frequency of deletion events.
In this study, we have analyzed the distribution of individual exons regarding their frequency of deletion or duplication (Fig. 4).
Limited sequencing analysis of mutant clones from 0.25 or 1 Gy exposures revealed a higher frequency of deletions and multiple base sequencing changes with increasing dose.
Findings achieved with the new technique suggest that the letters of the four-letter code that constitutes the DNA are inserted in sequences more commonly than assumed, while frequency of deletions has been over-estimated.
Presumably there would be a higher frequency of deletions at the direct-repeat hotspots that would selectively accumulate and be predominant over time.
Given that the median deletion length and median intron length in this region are respectively about 60 kb and 36 kb, we may project the total frequency of deletions which lie entirely within introns as somewhat less than equal to the frequency of ascertainable deletions which knock out an exon.
