Sentence examples for in the process of sequencing from inspiring English sources

We are currently in the process of sequencing the orthologous regions of these candidate sequences in several other primate species.

At the moment we are in the process of sequencing small RNAs from several plant species, and this will give us the opportunity to study also novel microRNAs.

We are in the process of sequencing the transcriptome of an additional five elite bread wheat lines, results of which will be presented elsewhere.

A BAC-based physical map is thus not just an interim solution or a step in the process of sequencing a genome but a viable resource for utilizing a complete genome sequence once ascertained.

We are now in the process of sequencing multiple individuals belonging to several different DUI and non-DUI bivalve species, hoping to provide new insight into this fundamental topic.

In the process of sequencing the RD711 bridge amplicon to confirm its correct amplification in an M. africanum West African-1 strain, we noted a nonsynonomous G→T SNP in the region 5' of the RD711 deletion breakpoint and within the Rv1332 gene, affecting nucleotide 523 (Rv1332; V175L).

Gaps produced by sequence alignment programs based on sequences are mainly governed by gap penalty [27], which is not an accurate description of the real gaps appearing in the process of sequence divergence [24].

A virtual reference genome, which integrated genome sequences of homoeologous chromosomes, was constructed by eliminating heterozygous bases in the process of sequence assembly.

New functions are thought to emerge in the process of sequence and regulatory divergence of the gene copies that result from a gene duplication event.

In the process of sequence analysis these reads were organized into 304 'unique sequence clusters' (average 68 clusters per plant) that represented the CD epitope-containing regions of alpha-gliadin genes expressed in the developing seeds.

Paired-end reads are used in the process of sequence assembly to join contigs (formed by read alignments) in structures called scaffolds, which represent sorted and correctly orientated contigs that are separated by gaps which sizes are estimated based on the average paired-end size (see, for example, [ 39]).