Sentence examples for genomic component from inspiring English sources

The geminiviruses as a whole have a very small range of genome (or genomic component) sizes; from 2550 nt for Cotton leaf crumple virus (Begomovirus) DNA-B to 3080 nt for the genome of Horseradish curly top virus (Curtovirus).

However, TEs are clearly not the only genomic component responsible for substantial genome size variation within species, as DNA content also correlates with the number and size of heterochromatic knobs (Laurie and Bennett 1985).

From those units, users can browse genomic and comparative genomic information for B. oleracea and its relatives or retrieve comprehensive genomic component annotations, their locations on pseudomolecular chromosomes, and genome sequences.

In view of the congested nature of geminivirus genomes, with little if any scope for gaining additional functions (genes), the only option open to the monopartite progenitor of modern day bipartite begomoviruses was thus to expand genome size by adding an independently encapsidated DNA; either an additional genomic component or a satellite DNA.

Hence, we conclude that high-resolution genome scans based on next-generation sequencing can be used to identify genomic component from multiple breeding parents.

Those conditions are complex and may not have a clear genomic component.

Thus if our scenario for the recent formation of the CD complex is correct, the rate of molecular change in the E/D genomic components of CD genome must have been very high.

Cnidaria mtDNA displays variations not only in the genome structure but also in genomic components.

By using these two well-assembled genomes, we performed genome-wide comparative studies that unraveled the genomic components responsible for contrasting features between the species, demonstrating their origin in homeolog losses, genome restructuring in the postpolyploidization era and altered patterns of gene expression.

Our data distinguished between genomic components, especially core vs. pan-genome to provide insight into phylogeny and function that would otherwise be difficult to achieve.

Viruses of the genus Begomovirus (family Geminiviridae) have genomes consisting of either one or two genomic components.