Sentence examples for genomic structure analysis from inspiring English sources

Importantly based on genomic structure analysis it is suggested that the human strain of L. johnsonii diverged from both animal and poultry isolates at some time, however, more representative strains of each species would need to be sequenced to shed more light on this.

Genomic structure analysis revealed that in general LRRII genes are organized into 11 exons.

Currently, neither TileQC nor PIQA supports sequencing data from the Applied Biosystems SOLiD platform, which is gaining popularity for SNP identification and genomic structure analysis.

In comparison with the SSR-based AA genomapmap [ 13] there are agreements in the composite map to the AA map, such as LG4 and Group 3. The comparative map will provide interesting information in genomic structure analysis and the relationship between the diploid wild species and the tetraploid cultivated peanuts.

Based on the genomic structure and analysis from non-redundant proteins databases and EST database, we conclude that the Cide gene family exists only in vertebrates, while the dff gene family exists in both vertebrates and invertebrates.

YZ carried out hmmer search in Nr.db from NCBI, tissue distribution analysis, genomic structure and phylogenetic analysis using the genome database of model organisms and drafted the manuscript.

More than 20 other gene pairs in human genome were found to have the similar genomic structure in a genome-wide analysis, and it may represent a unique pattern of genomic arrangement that may affect expression regulation of the corresponding genes.

DNA fiber fluorescent in situ hybridization (FFSH) techniques provide kilobase resolution for physical mapping, genomic structure, and/or DNA replication analysis at the single molecule level.

Chromatin structure analysis, genomic and RNA sequence analysis and RNA polymerase II chromatin immuneprecipitation assays have been applied to predict the transcription start site (TSS) and promoter region of miRNAs [ 16- 19], but few results have been confirmed by experiments.

Our comparison of the 28 genes provides evidence for the partitioning of the SmVAL family into two groups based on phylogenetic analysis, genomic structure comparison and specific protein feature inclusion.

A more recent study employing probabilistic modelling in conjunction with genomic organization and protein structure analysis bridges this gap and places the P. falciparum rjf/stevor multigene family together into a conserved multigene superfamily of malaria parasites known as the Plasmodium interspersed repeats (PIRs) [ 9].