Sentence examples for genome sequential from inspiring English sources

To further verify the structure of the P. lacertae mitochondrial genome, sequential hybridization of Southern blots of total DNA digested with MfeI was carried out using several probes from across the unique and repeated regions.

This gene belongs to a family of highly related genes that are encoded in more than 750 copies in the parasite genome; sequential analyses reveal that all copies of this gene have the 12 amino acids that mimic the human sequence, which may be a prevalence and immunosuppression factor in Chagas disease [ 151].

A segment of DNA approximately 2 kilobases (kb) in length was removed from the late region of the SV40 genome by sequential cleavages with Hpa II and Bam HI endonucleases (at 0.735 and 0.13, respectively, on the SV40 DNA map).

The RNA transcripts are usually faithfully transcribed from the genome without sequential changes after RNA processing.

The plot shows progression of core and pan-genome after sequential addition of Prevotella genomes into the analysis as per their body niche.

Conservation data across various genomes were also visualized by an accumulative plot showing the changes to the number of gene families in the core and pan-genomes as more sequential genomes were added to the dataset [76].

Genome-wide sequential ChIP (ChIP-reChIP) will also identify the genomic sites at which different transcription factor complexes are positioned.

For testing purposes, this method is applied to human genome-wide genotype data from Indonesia, as well as virtual genetic data generated using genome-scale sequential coalescent simulations under a wide range of admixture scenarios.

In the work presented here, by performing genome-wide sequential analyses across all genes and across all pathways, starting with TCGA and validating in two additional datasets, we saw how the single-gene approach fails to stratify patients robustly into prognostic groups.

We also mapped raw sequence reads against the B. cenocepacia J2315 reference genome, as these sequential ST867 isolates are in the same recA group as J2315 based on multi-locus sequence typing (MLST) sequence type.

Long RNA precursors of miRNAs are transcribed from the cellular genome and undergo sequential processing by several RNase complexes to produce small (18 – 25 nucleotides) mature miRNAs[6].