Sentence examples for maize and grape from inspiring English sources

We also tested the performance of our method on genome-wide SNP data from maize and grape.

We compare the performance of our new method to several existing methods by using genome-wide SNP data from apple, maize, and grape.

For example, both maize and grape have relatively higher GC content and fewer glutamine repeats (< 4.5%), but their RRPK are the lowest among eudicots and monocots, respectively.

Thus, NAC family in the potato is also comprised of >100 genes as reported for Arabidopsis, rice, poplar, soybean, tobacco, maize and grape.

Furthermore, considering the patterns of bZIP gene family of rice, maize and grape, we find that although there are some differences of the splicing phase and the interrupted amino acids, the positions of the intron insert are highly conserved.

The principal river system is the Miño-Sil, the fertile valleys of which produce corn (maize) and grapes for wine.

Prices for traditional commodities, such as tea, maize and grapes, which many Georgian farmers turn into wine for sale and for their own consumption, have slumped.

The role of introgression to build up the conditionally dispensable regions of genomes, in the way indicated above for maize and grapes, throughout the history of domestication was discussed in detail by Greger Larson.

The number of EamA sequences differs between the different plant species: poplar, maize, rice, and grape have more than 100 EamA proteins per species.

Beginning in the late nineteen-forties, the government established regional seed banks that focussed on individual crops: a center in Ames, Iowa, was devoted to maize; the apple and grape research station was in Geneva, New York; the potato center was established in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin.

The database of DNA sequence information from the genomes of plants and animals is rapidly expanding and in his plenary lecture Morgante showed how this provides a detailed view of the conditionally dispensable parts of the genome focused on the analysis of Zea mays (maize) and Vitis vinifera (grape) genomes.