Sentence examples for genomics structure from inspiring English sources
Various efforts have been described for predicting and prioritizing which Mtb targets to consider for drug design that represent sophisticated workflows combining methods such as pathway/network analysis, flux balance studies and comparative genomics, structure assessment and binding pocket analysis [21-24] [21-24]
Comparative genomics, structure consensus, transcriptional signal-based tools and ab initio protocols were interpreted and their working mechanisms comprehensively analyzed.
This dichotomy is in our point of view a strong argument supporting the hypothesis that long-range regulation imposes constraints on the genomics structure.
A physical map will facilitate analysis of genome structure, comparative genomics, and assembly of the entire genome sequence.
It will be very useful to the scientific community interested in shark genomic structure, comparative genomics, and functional studies.
With the advent of high-throughput DNA sequencing technology, the genomic sequence of many disparate species has led to the relatively new discipline of genomics, the study of genome structure, function and evolution.
In comparative genomics, the study of genomic structure and function in different species is bringing about similar gains in understanding evolution.
Full-length cDNAs can be especially valuable resources for both functional genomics studies and the genomic structure of genes [ 18].
A high resolution BAC-based physical map has many genomics applications including analyzing genome structure, conducting genome-wide comparisons, and facilitating the assembly of B. distachyon genome sequence.
As structural genomics and structure determination efforts advance and evolve, structure-based modeling will become more important.
Proponents of structural genomics say structure determination is now where the genome search was about 15 years ago, when scientists began to envision sequencing the entire genome, without knowing the functions of the genes in advance, rather than working on one gene at a time.
