Sentence examples for kb n from inspiring English sources
The analysis of both resampled sets show a nonsignificant trend toward more duplicated sequences among Neandertals than among present-day humans (88,869 kb, N = 1129 regions for present-day humans versus 94,419 kb, N = 1194 for the Neandertals) (fig. S25).
For MCI patients, the telomere length was 7.0 ± 0.2 kb (n = 19) and AD patients had a mean monocyte telomere length of 6.6 ± 0.2 kb (n = 18) (Fig. 1B).
To exclude as much as possible regions that get spliced out, motif finding was limited to the predictions for extended regions <1 kb (n = 338).
After in vivo excision with E. coli strain SOLR, the cDNA libraries from PGCs contained inserts ranging from 0.5 to 3 kb (n = 18).
The measurement of intact DNA fibers has estimated the size of the 9L NUMT to be ∼1.8 Mb (1811.6 ± 229.3 kb, n = 5; Figure S8).
The library has 85248 clones with an average size of 96 kb (st. dev. 34 kb; n = 131), and an estimated coverage of 9.5 g.e.e
p314RPN4* was digested with Xho1/EcoR1 and the 1.7 kb insert (500 bp RPN4 promoter plus 1.2 kb N-terminal sequence of RPN4*) was subcloned into Xho1/EcoR1-cut pRS304 vector to get p304RPN4*ΔC.
As an example, accurate sizing of a 50-kb N-base gap at the hg38 chromosome 18 (47M) region is shown in Figure 4. Genome maps in this region reveal that it represents a copy-number variation where the trio samples contained 7 14 copies of a 6-kb tandem repeat.
The binding constant (Kb) and n are calculated by using double log regression curve Fig. 3b [3b].
By default, the length of a data packet LPKT is 1 kB, and N is 100.
