Sentence examples for largest known human from inspiring English sources

DMD is the largest known human gene, spanning greater than 2 Mb, in the genome and encodes the protein dystrophin16.

The case is the largest known human trafficking ring in Canadian history, exposing a problem in Canada that reaches far beyond this Hungarian crime family.

Working together, scientists from UCLA's Broad Center for Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Research and its Center for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy focused on the largest known human gene, where the DNA sequences implicated in DMD are nestled in among many others.

NRXN1, located on chromosome 2p16.3, is one of the largest known human genes (1.1 Mb with 24 exons) [Tabuchi and Sudhof, 2002].

The list of some influenza A virus serotypes with the largest known human pandemic deaths includes H1N1 ("Spanish flue"), H2N2 ("Asian flue"), H3N2 ("Hong Kong flu"), and H5N1 ("Avian flue").

Also, because of the large number of known human mitochondrial genotypes, characterizing their variation by the fraction of polymorphic sites leads to a loss of information.

Our statistical analyses involve large subsets of all known human genes; hence the sample sizes are large.

Approaching the Pentagon hardly passes the "no consideration" test, no? Wikileaks also tried to downplay the significance of the human rights groups' statement by linking one of them to the "occupying forces" of Afghanistan, and by noting that Amnesty International, one of the largest (and certainly best known) human rights group on the planet, had nothing to do with the released statement.

Since the largest available sets of known human MAE and BAE genes were identified in human lymphoblasts (Gimelbrant et al., 2007) (see also Dataset S1 in Dryad, Nag et al., 2013), we used these sets to compare with histone modification data for GM12878 lymphoblastoid cells deposited by the ENCODE project (Dunham et al., 2012).

A few towns of the Cucuteni people, a later and apparently robust culture in the north of Old Europe, grew to more than 800 acres, which archaeologists consider larger than any other known human settlements at the time.

The only previously known human LARGE mutations (p.E509K and p.C667fs) were identified in a patient with CMD, subtle structural brain abnormalities and severe mental retardation (MDC1D).