Sentence examples for gene variability from inspiring English sources
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.09991.009 10.7554/eLiFigure91.010 Figure 3. Gene ontology enrichment analysis for Acropora millepora gene variability during mass spawning.
The genetic variations observed in the LTA gene in the present study have not been reported earlier and these could possibly be used as molecular markers for further studies involving association of the gene variability with disease resistance/tolerance traits.
Most studies on mouse nAChR subunit gene variability to date have focused on Chrna4, the gene that encodes the α4 nAChR subunit and Chrna7, the gene that encodes the α7 nAChR subunit.
We studied the emergence and evolution of the canonical UL97 L595S mutation in four kidney recipients by comparing Sanger sequencing with a specific next-generation sequencing (NGS) assay, and assessed the global evolution of UL97 gene variability.
However, the size of the interquartile ranges and the presence of outliers in Fig. 3b suggest that (a) within each class of amylose content, and for each allele of the Waxy gene, variability can be found for GI and (b) there must be other loci that interact with the Waxy gene to produce variability within each class.
The procedure produced two sets of 8 values for FDA-approved anti-cancer target variability and random gene variability.
This was expected, based upon previously published work showing gene-to-gene variability in expression patterns, even within monoallelically expressed gene clusters.
Despite overall improvement in coverage, there remained significant gene-to-gene variability in coverage.
The potential contribution of gene size and GC content to the gene-to-gene variability in coverage was evaluated.
For the current genome X, the marginal expression variability is given by γ X = α XY + β X so that the variance of among-gene variability is given by η X = ρ2 + v X.
Gene-to-gene variability in coverage was not accounted for by inter-sample variability, which was consistently low across all 50 genes, and only modestly related to the size of the exonic regions examined for each gene.
