Sentence examples for genomic characters from inspiring English sources

However, because of the highly dynamic evolution of the chloroplast genome, structural genomic characters provide little information on higher order relationships within the Trebouxiophyceae and on the monophyletic/nonmonophyletic status of this class.

We present here the complete chloroplast genome sequence of Oedogonium (Oedogoniales) and report additional genomic characters bolstering the evidence for a close alliance between the Oedogoniales and Chaetophorales.

The genomic characters further depend on the identification of orthologous genes in different genomes, and consequently are subject to the pitfall of horizontal gene transfers.

Finally, common genomic characters are found among L. intracellularis and other bacteria in whose genomes the strand-specific mutational biases are the most important source of variation of codon usage.

As unicellular microeukaryotes, dinoflagellates have distinct genomic characters (e.g., permanently condensed and liquid-crystalline chromosomes, very large nuclear genome sizes, low amounts of histones, ~70 % replacement of thymine with 5-hydroxymethyluracil, etc).

To answer this question we resorted to a multiple regression analysis of regional genomic characters that could potentially explain the relationships between expression profiles and gene structure.

Intron position is an ancient conserved genomic character that is highly useful for phylogenetic analyses of genes [ 16, 17].

Because we want to construct the BAC library to conserve genomic character of Wuzhishan miniature pig, the fibroblast must maintain diploid character similar with the cells in vivo.

Our results provide the opportunity to more clearly define the genomic character of pig, which could enhance our ability to create more useful pig models.

This founding event is a genomic character, different and perhaps more general than "branchpoint reaction" [ 20] or "signature enzyme" [ 26, 77] that denote biochemical characters that would not adequately describe the importance of the tight clustering of Bx1 and Bx2.

The genomic character of MM is the chromosome translocations via juxtaposition of a set of genes to the immunoglobulin heavy chain locus, which results in overexpression of the translocalized genes such as CCND1, CCND3, MAF, MAFB, MMSET, and FGFR3 [ 2].