Sentence examples for genome spread from inspiring English sources

Each centre evaluated regions totaling 1 Mb of genome spread across all chromosomes.

The 3 Mbp data-set, based on LCBs common to all taxa, represents a very complete, ideal data-set; approximately one-third of the genome (spread over the whole genome; Figure 1) for which all taxa have data.

The rufipogon-type genomes spread in northern Australia from Northern Territory to Queensland because previous specimens collected in the Northern Territory such as W2078 and also in Queensland as W2109, belong to the rufipogon-type perennial group.

When beneficial mutations present in different genomes spread simultaneously in an asexual population, their fixation can be delayed due to competition among them.

For example, the underlying database for Ensembl release 41 is over 700GB, containing data on 25 different genomes, spread across hundreds of tables.

Our dataset comprises all prokaryotic species for which at least 4 genomes were available when the data were first downloaded (December 2010), for a total of 277 genomes spread over 40 species (see Table 2).

For GC content measured using nonoverlapping windows in a compositionally homogeneous genome, the spread (SD) should decrease by half as window size quadruples (see Materials and Methods).

This is in contrast to high sequence similarities expected if IS elements have entered a genome and spread only recently [ 4, 61].

Transposons that jump to other places in the genome can spread though increased copy number even at some cost to their bearer.

New groups of bananas and plantains developed when diploid domesticated bananas (genome AA) spread into the range of wild Musa balbisiana (genome BB), producing the AAB and ABB triploids (see Heslop-Harrison and Schwarzacher, 2007).

This is because there are many copies of the organellar genomes in one cell and, without mechanisms to synchronize their replication, a selfish faster replicating genome may spread in the population.