Sentence examples for genomic level studies from inspiring English sources

To establish a genomic resource that will facilitate future genomic level studies in this species, we used the Illumina GAIIx sequencing platform and a novel assembly workflow to build the adult female An.

The reference transcriptome will allow better understanding of the modifications in this highly cold-adapted cryopelagic species, as well as enable further genomic level studies of other polar teleosts and ectotherms.

This genomic level study of TCSs should help in understanding the pathogenicity of these mutans streptococci strains.

We believe that the results from this genomic level study will be certainly helpful for the design of physiological studies and mutation analysis towards the verification of some hypotheses proposed in this study, which in turn will lead to a better understanding of signal transductions involved in the pathogenicities of mutans streptococci.

This study dramatically increased the number of genes from D. antiqua and will facilitate future genomic-level studies in this species.

One final and important aspect of the present analysis highlights a problem that will be prevalent in future genomic level phylogenetic studies.

Panmixia was also confirmed at the genomic level in a study using a large dataset of > 450,000 SNPs from 259 RAD-sequenced European eels [ 11], which showed low levels of genetic differentiation (FST = 0.0007).

This SNP is currently a matter of major debate, since it could not be confirmed at the genomic level neither in our study (Figure 2A), nor in laboratories worldwide [15], [29], [30], [31], [32], [33].

Unfortunately, due to the long gap between the outbreak and present study, two of the isolates (704 of PFGE 1 and 697 of PFGE 2) have been lost from the culture collection, however the absence of these strains did not significantly affect the in-depth analysis of this outbreak at the genomic level presented in this study.

These single case studies appeal for further studies at the genomic level.

This is in concordance with studies at genomic level showing the accumulation of hypermethylation during tumour progression (Toyota et al, 1999; Frigola et al, 2005).