Sentence examples for genetic snapshot from inspiring English sources

Getting a genetic snapshot of bacteria populating humans today would provide a benchmark for tracking further degradation and resulting disorders.

5000-year-old Mexican cobs offer a detailed genetic snapshot of the partly domesticated grain.

Then they sequenced the soil, taking a genetic snapshot of what microbes lived in the ground, which they share in a paper uploaded, though not yet peer-reviewed, to the preprint server PeerJ.  .

While genotyping of the B. cereus group of bacteria is currently essentially done using MLST, HyperCAT provides a means to combine MLST data with the phylogenetic information from hundreds of strains that have been typed using other methods, and therefore generates a truly global genetic snapshot of the B. cereus group population with moderate to high representativity of all member species.

The superclusters were then mapped onto the supertree to generate an integrative genetic and phylogenetic snapshot of the B. cereus group population currently incorporating 2143 isolates.

An MLST-based genetic and phylogenetic population snapshot combining supertree and supercluster information has also been generated.

Moreover, genetic analysis using the SNaPshot methodology follows a simple workflow, with the only major instrumentation requirement being a capillary electrophoresis automated DNA sequencer.

Heritability estimates however are only a snapshot of genetic and phenotypic variance present within a population at a single point in time.

Measuring fitness at several time points reveals the average rate of adaptation, and measuring the fitness of many clones at a given time point provides a snapshot of genetic variation within the population.

These approaches have successfully generated high-resolution snapshots of genetic variation in tumors, but many challenges remain.

Systems biology approaches provide snapshots of genetic, transcriptional and protein networks, enabling the phenotypic and functional analysis of the immune system [ 18- 20].