Sentence examples for genome genes from inspiring English sources

In the eukaryotic genome, genes with similar functions tend to co-localize in close proximity.

Church's team really is using the CRISPR Cas-9 gene editing technology to combine into the elephant genome genes for mammoth traits, including long hair, a layer of fat under the skin and other cold-weather hardiness features.

As it learned by mapping the genome, genes alone can lead to sketchy conclusions.

With the publication of the Chlamydomonas genome, genes likely to be associated with sterol biosynthesis in C. reinhardtii can be identified [12].

The reference phylogenetic tree of the Escherichia core genome genes (Figure 3) was constructed from the concatenated alignments of the 2034 genes in the core genome of the E. coli/Shigella genomes.

In EIB202 genome, genes for ferric uptake regulator, ferric reductase, ferrous iron utilization, ferritin protein and TonB systems are also present (Figure 3), implicating an elaborate iron homeostasis system priming for the inhabitation and invasion of various hosts.

For defining the core and pan-genome, genes are considered members of a gene family when they share significant homology, using specified criteria.

In particular, only 74% of the pan-genome genes are present in the core (table 3).

In the D genome, average Wall's B (0.81) was significantly higher than in the A and B genomes indicating stronger linkage disequilibrium in the D-genome genes than in the A- and B-genome genes.

One result of the different repeat base motifs is that there are more, but shorter, repeat units in the B-genome genes.

This conservation is even more striking when only the strains from omnivorous cockroaches are considered: 93.9% of the pan-genome genes are included in the core.