Sentence examples for genomes derived from from inspiring English sources

Here, as a case study, we report the pan-genomic analysis of twenty-eight Prevotella genomes derived from different body sites of human and reported in this catalog [ 16].

For accurate characterization of viral RNA genomes derived from HIV-1 infected plasma, it is necessary to minimize artifactual recombination between quasispecies during RT-PCR.

Also, in addition to the huge additional sequencing efforts required to chase the long tail end of the extremely alpha and beta diverse rare biosphere, genomes derived from cells that are encountered only once in a single gram of soil could be lost during sample preparation and titration phases of the project, and hence completely missed in such census.

Thus advance of lepidopteran mitogenomics deeply requires new genomes derived from a broad taxon sampling.

A fuller description of the E. coli genomes derived from this study will be given in a separate publication.

Six oomycete genomes, derived from Phytophthora, Hyaloperonospora, and Pythium species, are available for comparison with fungal genomes (Table 3).

Each of us inherited exactly half of our DNA from each of our parents; half of our genomes derive from our dad and the other half from our mom.

Smaller genomes derive from larger genomes [23].

In Figure  1C, the evolutionary scenario of the modern grass genomes deriving from a n = 5 ancestor is illustrated [ 66].

The assembled gene sequences were used to reconstruct evolutionary relationships between the heteroploid fescue-derived endophytes and putative ancestral sub-genomes derived from known sexual Epichloë species.

The government decoded a single copy of a mosaic genome derived from a medley of people, apparently of European and Asian origin.