Sentence examples for increasing homology from inspiring English sources

This is reflected in Table 2, which quantifies the advantages of using consensus constructs, and their increasing homology against primary strains of influenza.

It may be, therefore, that increasing homology favours homology searching and/or strand invasion, or that long double-stranded templates are less susceptible to degradation than double-stranded oligonucleotides.

These analyses suggest important areas for guiding further improvement of engineered skin for both increased homology with native skin and enhanced wound healing.

Rather, these tomato AAADs share significantly increased homology to the characterized plant AtSDCs (57% identity) [ 1].

As noted previously for the AB promoter subfamily [ 15], putative promoters in this case were evident as upstream subregions of gene blocks that exhibited increased homology.

It was an interesting finding that site B had increased homology of the resistant isolates when compared to site A. This may be related to site B being a relatively smaller community than site A with the potential for easier spread of a single resistant clone.

Third, unlike correction with single-stranded templates, where increasing the homology length above 40 nt had little impact (46), increasing the homology length of double-stranded templates from 60 bp to 1.7 kb resulted in a 21- to 26-fold increase in gene correction [Fig. 2B; compare double-stranded oligonucleotide (dsO) and long double-stranded DNA (dsL)].

The same trend was observed upon further increasing the homology length to Lh = 7 nt.

This could indicate that there are selective pressures driving these outliers to perform some functions of the group to which they appear associated, slightly increasing their homology to this group and away from their BLAST identified group, but not enough to be distinguished by BLAST analysis, resulting in their observed clustering in the dendrogram.

Similar inhibitor specificity profiles correlate with increased sequence homology at specific alignment positions.

Our data support these findings, and further demonstrate that a common feature of the breakpoints, irrespective of the type, is a significantly increased sequence homology around the breakpoint.