Sentence examples for hampered sequence from inspiring English sources

Firstly, contamination with plastid DNA hampered sequence assembly at the positions of mitochondrial genomes where plastid-derived sequences were located.

The Volvox genome sequence, which consists of 34 contigs, could not be deciphered in its entirety because the high abundance of repeats aborted the sequencing reactions and hampered sequence assembly.

This has hampered sequencing, assembly, identification, and application of Y-chromosomal markers (Greminger et al. 2010).

This approach risks to be hampered by sequence conservation due to functional homology in different organisms.

Two genomic contigs of our de novo -assembled draft genome with lengths of 3 and 8 kb cover the sbp3-hdr gene, but a complete assembly of the Illumina sequences was hampered by repetitive sequence motifs in intron XV.

As has been mentioned above, analysis of the overlapping genes is hampered by sequencing and annotation errors present in genomes [ 10].

Until recently, the lack of a significantly high number of selenoprotein mRNA sequences hampered the identification of other potential sequence conservation.

These approaches were hampered by limited sequence availability, and required the design of "chimeric" miRNA genes, consisting of the mature CHO miRNA sequence encompassed by murine flanking and loop sequences.

However, prediction of lncRNAs function is generally hampered by poor sequence homology and lack of interaction data.

This strong bias within the amino acid sequence hampered the phylogenetic analyses of the protein-coding genes leading to extreme long branch lengths.

SNP detection and correct assignment to regions with segmental duplications is not trivial and hampered by paralogous sequence variations [ 26], duplicon SNPs and multisite variations [ 6].