Sentence examples for global sequencing from inspiring English sources

Microarray analysis of murine scleral development [3] and global sequencing analysis from the human scleral cDNA library [4] have been reported.

Here we show that, with the same global sequencing effort, separating the species into two or more sub-communities prior to sequencing can yield a much higher proportion of sequences that can be assembled.

Global sequencing projects are generating catalogs of somatic mutations from tens of thousands of cancers (Hudson et al., 2010).

Over the past two decades, systematic global sequencing of cDNA libraries yielded comprehensive knowledge of the transcribed but noncoding component of the genome.

We have explored changes in methylation in the mammary glands of adult rats exposed in utero to the synthetic estrogen ethinyl estradiol using global sequencing approaches [ 71].

Global sequencing initiatives are yielding catalogs of somatic mutations from thousands of cancers, thus providing the unique opportunity to decipher the signatures of mutational processes operative in human cancer.

Edges represent the global sequence similarity.

Emerging concepts and caveats of global sequence clustering are reviewed.

A mathematically straightforward iteration scheme provides a self-consistent optimum global sequence-structure alignment.

The protein sequence similarity was converted from the global sequence distance obtained by ClustalO [14].

Fig. 1 The comparison of ligand cluster-based similarity and global sequence similarity.