Sentence examples for genomic level analyses from inspiring English sources

Genomic level analyses of potato and tomato confirm that gene sequence and gene order are conserved between these solanaceous species and that this conservation can be leveraged in genomic applications including cross-species annotation and genome sequencing initiatives.

As their data showed down-regulation at the protein level whereas our data showed an increased copy number at the genomic level, we analysed 45 additional breast tumours by FISH as previously described [ 1].

However, HER2-amplified tumors have been shown to be heterogeneous at the genomic level by genome-wide microarray analyses, pointing towards a need of further investigations for identification of recurrent copy number alterations and delineation of patterns of allelic imbalance.

Many methods have been proposed to scan for selection signatures at the genomic level [ 5] by analysing either within- or across-breeds patterns of diversity by comparing allele or haplotype frequencies and sizes, alleles that are segregating or fixed in populations, and to preferentially detect recent or ancient selection events [ 5- 7].

We then performed phylogenetic analyses at the genomic level and showed that, on the whole, the established members of the family Actinomycetaceae were clearly separated with high bootstrap values but confused with the dominant genus Actinomyces, because the species of genus Actinomyces were divided into three main groups with different G+C content.

The established relationships of E. chloroticus to other sea urchin species has been based solely on morphological evidence, and has yet to be analysed at a genomic level.

The genome sequence has also allowed systematic analyses of gene regulation and function on the genomic level.

So, we concentrate only at the genomic level and thereby used the terms orthologues and (co- orthologues in our analyses.

In conclusion, the current study provided detailed genome landscape of T. pyogenes and the critical phylogenetic analyses among the species of the family Actinomycetaceae in genomic level.

In particular, epigenomic analyses need to catch up with what is already possible at the genomic level as mentioned above.

By analysing the conservation of the original encoding genomic sequences of protein-modified substrates, a deeper understanding of PTMs can be taken from the genomic level.