Sentence examples for genomic base from inspiring English sources

Together with the spectacular example of the A. mellifera genome, where CG dinucleotides are 1.7 times more frequent than the genomic base composition would suggest [20], the CG signal in the human genome (with CGs considerably underrepresented) confirms the role which these dinucleotides, apparently, play in the nucleosome positioning.

Importantly, the precise genomic base frequency of the training or test genomes do not have a role in the construction of PWM.

In a recent study of 257 virus genomes, the relative SSR densities (i.e., SSRs sequence base pairs per kilo genomic base pairs) showed quite weak correlation with genome size (Zhao et al. 2012).

Furthermore, we reveal that how the RCBS can be corrected to produce useful results and how its underlying principle, which we here term relative codon adaptation (RCA), can be made into a powerful reference-set-based index that directly takes into account the genomic base composition.

The rat genome had a slightly lower COUP-TF match frequency, resulting in 1 site every 1124 genomic base pairs.

A Perl script was used to compute the genomic base pair distance between each binding event and the closest transcription start site.

Each dataset was then mapped back to its respective genome (minus the first 2 nt) and the number of genomic bases covered was determined.

Genome size was then approximated from the division of total genomic bases by the real sequencing depth.

This trend translated to enhanced genome coverage of HBV with a dataset of 300 genome-aligned reads, the round 3 sub-library covered 42% more genomic bases (1828 nt) than the initial library (1284 nt) (Figure 3B).

We measured the coverage of the library by dividing the total genomic bases covered by alignments by the total number of bases in the genome.

How can we find the genomic bases for life at high altitudes, for lactose tolerance, resistance to disease, and for our different skin pigmentations?