He helped to identify genes unique to each species and to begin to pick out those relevant to malaria.
Finding such genes unique to cancer stem cells first requires isolating and extracting these rare cells from real tumors, a formidable technical hurdle.
Red squares, genes unique to rice; green squares, conserved genes in terms of their sequence homology and expression patterns between 2 plant systems.
It's the reason that same-sex reproduction is difficult to induce in mammals since offspring that don't receive the genes unique to a sperm or an egg cell may end up developing abnormally.
According to their study, people with African ancestry possess three genetic variations that work in concert with environmental factors to impact body mass index -- genes unique to the African-American set.
The comparison identified 124 genes unique to strain KPA171202, of which 53 encode hypothetical proteins, and 62 genes unique to strain SK137, of which 39 encode hypothetical proteins.
There were 36 genes unique to strain 81116 and 19 unique to strain M1.
These same analyses identified 32 chromosomal genes unique to Y. pestis [7].
None of the genes unique to OG1RF or Symbioflor 1 were differentially expressed.
For genes unique to one annotation, RAST calls had the longest average length, followed by IMG, then JCVI (Figure 5).
The number of genes unique to one species is quite limited and often represents metabolic adaptations [34].
