Sentence examples for genomes to which from inspiring English sources

SGP2 requires one or more reference genomes to which the target genome (in this case A. mellifera) is compared.

Due to the limited sample size of ∼1000 real genomes to which we have access, we limit ourselves to the cases s=5 and { s=3, s′=2}.

In particular, VERSE customizes both virus and host reference genomes to create personalized reference genomes, to which short reads align more easily.

However promising the results of the simulation data analysis appeared, they clearly represented an idealized situation, since we obviously obtained the simulated reads from the very same genomes to which they were mapped thereafter.

A first filter was done by removing genomes to which less than 700 reads mapped and genomes with less than 20% of coding DNA sequences covered by at least one read.

SeqMap 2.0 allows a user to: (i) upload full sets of 454 pyrosequencing reads, (ii) create savable lists of bar codes and identifiers, (iii) create savable lists of vector features to mask from each read and (iv) identify the appropriate reference genomes to which RISs should be mapped.

These references will serve as a baseline in other studies, in the same way that the original human genome project sequenced a reference genome to which scientists can now compare their own results to identify changes associated with specific diseases.

b Refers to the region of the organelle genome to which the nucDNA maps.

A reference genome is defined here as a genome to which phenotypic and/or genotypic traits of other genomes may be compared.

The reference genome in this case refers to the particular genome to which the reads of the sequencing experiment have been aligned.

We occasionally observe large gaps in sequence read profiles, possibly due to repetitive regions in the genome to which reads cannot be mapped uniquely, or to sequencing artifacts.