Sentence examples for gene richness from inspiring English sources

Our results provide novel insights into the extent of gene richness, the dynamics of gene family evolution, the magnitude of transcriptional regulation, and the impact of the presence of bacteria on global gene expression patterns in dinoflagellates.

As part of the International Census of Marine Microbes (ICoMM http://icomm.mbl.edu) community sequencing project, we examined eukaryotic 18S rRNA gene richness in six deep-sea stations in the Arctic and Southern Oceans (Table 1).

Ratios of gene richness to phylogenetic richness in two long-term sites (six samples) when compared with USGS abiotic measurements suggest that more versatile organisms (larger relative functional diversity) are found in areas that vary greatly in oxygen concentration (Table 1).

Detailed analyses of the resulting DGGE banding patterns revealed a rather limited chiA gene richness.

Moreover, Cotillard et al. found that individuals with reduced microbial gene richness (40%%) presented with more pronounced dysmetabolism and low-grade inflammation than individuals with high bacterial gene richness [ 28].

Surprisingly, both the number of bacterial species as well as microbial gene richness decreased after dietary intervention.

Here, it is applied to compare gene cluster richness among multiple genomes from the same species.

Richness was estimated using either shared or unique matrix downsized matrices, and either gene count for richness or richness index such as exponential of Shannon richness index or inverse Simpson index.

To compare anammox bacterial 16S rRNA and archaeal and bacterial amoA gene-based richness and diversity within each clone library, rarefaction, Chao nonparametric richness, and Shannon indices of diversity were calculated using DOTUR (Schloss and Handelsman 2005).

Surprisingly, Xenopus H-strand protein coding gene GC-richness in this study is most similar to that reported for Mammalia and Testudines (40.13 and 38.83, respectively) rather than that reported for Amphibia (37.45), previously.

The normalization technique thus increases unique genes, functional categories of genes, and taxonomic richness.