Sentence examples for lie in sequence from inspiring English sources

Their conservation does not lie in sequence homologies but rather in protein folding between isoforms and species [66].

One potential explanation for the lack of expression of HNF1A(B) and HNF1B(C) in rodent tissues may lie in sequence divergence from the human sequences in rodents in the area surrounding the polyadenylation signal.

Potential determinants may lie in sequence or secondary structure determinants that to date have escaped bioinformatics identification.

It should always exclude summation of effects along a causal pathway (i.e. of factors that lie in sequence on the same pathway).

Some experts believe the way around the current impasse in understanding the roots of complex disease will lie in sequencing the whole genomes of many people, including patients suffering from specific diseases.

The crucial factors for pre-miRNA recognition are previously understood to only lie in the sequence (RNA level), but our results suggest that they may also reside in the chromatin structure (DNA level), thus providing a new way to better appreciate the connection between chromatin structure, sequence and pre-miRNA cleavage.

RAD sequencing generates templates randomly spread throughout the genome, of which only ∼1% might be expected to lie in coding sequences.

Part of it could lie in repetitive sequences, as those corresponding to human Endogenous Retroviruses (HERVs).

We presume that the responsible mutations might lie in regulatory sequences outside of the units.

Regulatory SNPs often lie in noncoding sequences and affect transcription of coding and noncoding RNAs or RNA functions and processing [ 57].

However even if both ends lie in repeated sequences, typically knowing approximately how far apart the two ends are is sufficient to remove the ambiguity of both ends matching multiple times.