Sentence examples for genome review from inspiring English sources
This plant genome review will discuss the discovery of genomic colinearity and synteny, its biological origins, its numerous exceptions, and its uses for genome analysis.
This review will describe key concepts in genetics, including the different types of genetic markers in the human genome, review current methods to detect DNA variation, describe major online public databases in genetics, explain key concepts in statistical genetics and finally present commonly used study designs in clinical and epidemiological research.
Since the classic Hopkins and Groom druggable genome review in 2002, there have been a number of publications updating both the hypothetical and successful human drug target statistics.
In order to evaluate the taxonomic distribution, we used the phylogenetic classification provided within the genome review files.
Thus, each COG (listed in Table 1) was used as a bait to retrieve potential T6SS encoding regions from the 506 complete genomic sequences of the Genome Reviews Repository (September 2007, see Materials and methods §1).
The whole genomic sequences present in RefSeq [ 5] and Genome Reviews [ 6] were downloaded at their respective FTP sites [ 27, 28].
Some of these methods use machine learning and phylogenetic profiling to discover CRMs (reviewed by [ 13]), others use comparative analysis to identify genomic material under purifying evolutionary constraint as a representative of the functional genome (reviewed by [ 14]).
DNA polymerases are responsible for replicating and repairing an organism's genome (reviewed in [1]).
Recent work has revealed an extensive family of Fe(II) and 2-oxoglutarate (2OG) dependent oxygenases encoded in the human genome (reviewed in [1]).
Thus, candidate epitopes might be predicted from the various microbial genome projects, tumor vaccine candidates from mRNA expression profiling of tumors ("transcriptomes") and auto-antigens from the human genome (reviewed in [1], [3]).
Transcription and replication of influenza A virus is carried out in the nucleus of the infected cells by each of the eight ribonucleoprotein particles (RNPs) that constitute their genome (reviewed in [1] [3]).
