Sentence examples for improved sequence information from inspiring English sources

The improved sequence information, which was uploaded to the rice genome website (http://rice.genomics.org.cn/rice/), may be beneficial for improving super hybrid rice (Gao et al. [2013]).

The tenuousness of therapeutic options for schistosomiasis, together with better knowledge of the molecular and biochemical idiosyncrasies of the parasite, and improved genome sequence information, are spurring increased investment in target discovery and validation [8], [17].

To improve the DNA sequence information available for carnation, we performed large-scale transcriptome sequencing of carnation using a next-generation sequencer (a Roche 454 GS FLX) and obtained more than 300,000 transcripts.

The Xenopus community has made concerted efforts over the last 10 12 years systematically to improve the available sequence information for this amphibian model organism ideally suited to the study of early development in vertebrates.

Although many efforts have significantly improved the availability of sequence information for CHO cells in the last years, forthcoming draft genomes still lack the information depth known from the mouse or human genomes.

This could be improved by using full sequence information.

Map-based sequence information improves our knowledge of the location of all the genes in a genome, thereby extending the usefulness of molecular-marking technology, gaining in both accuracy and efficiency (Sasaki and Burr [2000]), while also providing greatly improved estimates for gene-action-controlling traits of interest (Moose and Munn [2008]).

Our main goal, to improve the knowledge of sequence information for this neglected genus, was achieved by the addition of 3 full genome sequences of TOSV.

The identification of multimodular proteins in E. coli was improved by making use of sequence information from 50 genomes to detect alignments between the fused proteins and smaller, un-fused homologs corresponding to the component modules.

In contrast, we showed that treating ancient DNA extracts with DNA phosphatase improved the amount of endogenous sequence information recovered per sequencing channel by up to 3.3-fold, while still providing molecular signatures of endogenous ancient DNA damage, including cytosine deamination and fragmentation by depurination.

These data provide a base of sequence information to improve agronomic characters and molecular marker-assisted breeding to alter the composition of fatty acids in seeds from this plant, and hence, facilitate its utilization as a future biodiesel feedstock.