Sentence examples for informative annotation from inspiring English sources

Sequences without significant best BLAST hits or with hits to genes that lacked informative annotation, e.g. from genomic surveys or non-annotated EST products, are listed as unknown in Table 2.

A micro-array, containing 9 000 well annotated and unique cDNAs chosen for their informative annotation and their low redundancy, is now produced in large numbers in our resource centre (CRB-GADIE) [ 17], and used for gene expression profiling by several research teams.

Metagenomics will require extensions and optimization of existing tools and the creation of new, metagenomics-specific ones, as well as the means to do large-scale data integration of the results from separate observations and to provide informative annotation on a large scale.

In all cases, the most significant, informative annotation was selected.

In mouse data also, cell lineage-specific or inducible expression of genes are associated with more informative annotation, reflecting the priorities of studies on gene function [ 23].

The Arabidopsis interactome modules are augmented by combining the results from multiple interaction datasets and by integrating gene expression data as well as providing a thorough informative annotation.

Secondly, informative annotations were performed, which include general gene information, Gene Ontology (GO), KEGG pathways, protein protein interaction (PPI), mutation exegeses and gene disease network.

Several recent studies using genome-wide variation data from different human populations have sought to identify informative annotations by looking at patterns of variation overlapping a range of annotated elements.

Interacting groups of proteins are more likely to participate in the same or similar processes, and thus, if a protein lacking in quality functional annotations is known to interact with a group of proteins for which informative annotations are available, these can be extended to apply to the poorly annotated gene.

(Sondheim's two volumes are probably closest in spirit to Gershwin's "Lyrics on Several Occasions," whose endless subtitle promised "informative annotations and disquisitions"; Gershwin, like Sondheim, shifted smoothly from crass practicalities like theatrical deadlines to the lyricist's timeless art of testing syllable against syllable).

Classes without informative annotations (like "Not assigned") are excluded.