Sentence examples for genome make up from inspiring English sources

The 21,000 protein-coding genes in the human genome make up just 1.2percentt of that genome.

Retroelements, genomic parasites that amplify via reverse transcription of their RNA and re-insertion into the host genome, make up a large proportion of the DNA of mammalian species [1], [2], [3].

Satellite repeats, which occupy 12.93% of the genome, make up the most dominant part of the repetitive DNAs in radish.

This genome, alternatively named the pan-genome, is composed of a core genome made up of genes ubiquitously present in all strains of a given species, and a dispensable genome containing genes found only in single strains or particular lineages.

Almost 1.5 million SINE elements are present in the mouse genome, making up approximately 8% of the total genome size.

In most animals each cell contains two copies of the genome making up a diploid chromosome set.

With age, additional H3K27me3 peaks were found in intergenic regions across the QSC genome, making up 67% of all the H3K27me3 peaks.

For example the genomic complements of the strains within the species Bacillus subtilis, Escherichia coli, and Gardnerella vaginalis are highly variable with the core genome making up only one third or less of the supragenome [ 7, 14, 15].

The original clone was a double-stranded construct containing a centralized palindromic sequence (26 bp) flanked by two tags, Tag1 (18 bp) and Tag2 (17 bp), originated from the E. coli genome, making up a total length of 61 bp.

The four reported Denisovan loci lacking coordinates are within repetitive or unassembled regions of the genome, and we can neither confirm nor refute their presence in the modern human population: e.g. two loci are in transposable elements called Alu's, of which there are ∼1,000,000 copies in the human genome (making up ∼10% of the human genome sequence).

The gut microbiome, composed of the microflora that inhabit the gastrointestinal tract and their genomes, make up a complex ecosystem that can be disrupted by antibiotic use.