Sentence examples for intensively sequenced from inspiring English sources

Birds are among the most intensively sequenced taxa for cox1 and cob, and there is a reasonable dataset available for 16S.

More recently, the mt genomes of diverse jakobids has been intensively sequenced to elucidate the evolutionary change in mt genomes within the jakobid lineage (Burger et al. 2013).

Genomes of several bacterial genera were intensively sequenced and many homologous sequences from closely related species and strains (e.g. Escherichia, Bacillus) appeared on the trees.

A recent study, which intensively sequenced 43 cancer and matched germ line genomes, revealed that colorectal cancers and other cancers of epithelial cell origin show activity of somatic L1 and Alu transpositions [ 22].

The CAZy domains were predicted for two of the intensively sequenced, publicly available whole metagenomes and compared with the captured metagenomes from our study.

Here we intensively sequence 682 micro-scale oesophageal samples and show, in physiologically normal oesophageal epithelia, the progressive age-related expansion of clones that carry mutations in driver genes (predominantly NOTCH1), which is substantially accelerated by alcohol consumption and by smoking.

This comprehensive, panoramic view of a huge number of genome sequences will become increasingly important because a large number of genomes (closely or distantly related with each other) have been sequenced intensively with next-generation DNA sequencers.

In a cloning-based approach, distinct ∼22 nt RNA transcripts were first isolated and then intensively cloned and sequenced.

For well-2G, drilling of the meander section of the interior S3 sequence channel revealed that S3 sequence channel intensively eroded S2 sequence sediments (Fig. 11e), which is possibly related to weak consolidation of the early channel sediment and the supply channel formed due to the negative topography on the edge of the channel.

The fish species Takifugu rubripes is an intensively studied model organism whose genome has been sequenced.

Scientists have typically sequenced the genomes of organisms that had already been intensively studied.