Sentence examples for genomics analyses from inspiring English sources

High-quality sequencing approaches have been suggested in conjunction with high-throughput sequencing for comparative genomics analyses and genome evolution studies (Alkan et al. [2011]).

Comparative genomics analyses, such as genome annotation, phylogenetic inference, protein structure prediction and protein function prediction, rely heavily on multiple sequence alignment (MSA), which is essentially a homology prediction problem at the character level over multiple sequences.

Their probable functional equivalence has made them important for genome annotation, phylogenies, and comparative genomics analyses.

The Comparative Fungal Genomics Platform (CFGP) was developed to allow access fungal genome sequences and support comparative genomics analyses [ 3].

As part of the avian phylogenomics project, we sequenced the ostrich genome for phylogenetic and comparative genomics analyses.

This study illustrates the important role of phylogenomic and comparative genomics analyses based on whole-genome sequencing for studying human-specific pathogens.

Evolutionary comparative genomics and population genomics analyses build on alignments of genome sequences that record homologous nucleotide positions between two or more genomes.

Comparative genomics analyses revealed that the Fagopyrum chloroplast genome harbors the characteristic gene content and organization as has been described for several other chloroplast genomes.

Due to this bird's biological and agricultural importance, the avian phylogenomics project sequenced the ostrich genome for phylogenetic [ 3] and comparative genomics analyses [ 4].

Data in genomics analyses are often associated with positions on a genome, i.e. coordinates in a reference assembly.

In addition, we determined the complete genomic and mitochondrial sequences of SJP-SNU and conducted comparative genomics analyses.