Sentence examples for minor sequence differences from inspiring English sources

In East African populations, allelic lineages tend to be represented by two or three major variants, along with several minor ones [32], [33], and even minor sequence differences among alleles from the same family have been shown to lead to extremely opposite effects regarding cellular adaptive immune responses to infectious agents.

Several other approaches of detecting minor sequence differences require the use of special equipment.

This suggests a lack of host-specificity, although minor sequence differences among strains may have gone undetected in our survey.

Cassettes that are >98% identical are generally included under a single name, but cassette variants with minor sequence differences known to affect the resistance phenotype conferred are distinguished.

Secondly, co-amplified primers can be used for genes that are present in multiple copies and show minor sequence differences among paralogues.

It has been suggested, however, that these minor sequence differences between genotypes may merely represent intraspecific variation and not have any significant phenotypic consequences [ 26].

The minor sequence difference between motifs 9 and 10 could be explained by the different 5′ adaptor primers used in library construction for the PARE protocol and degradaome sequencing.

Among these ion channels and transporters, 14 of them were likely to have isoforms in FW and SW as they have different identifiers when BLASTX to NCBI Human non-redundant database suggesting minor sequence difference between the isoforms although they were mapped to similar human gene symbols by IPA.

Interestingly, the motif analysis of the AxIDT, AxIRP, and AxSRP libraries generated by the degradome sequencing with the use of MmeI digestion also revealed an MmeI-site containing motif (motif 10) at the same position but with minor sequence difference (Table  1).

Also, differences between orthologous genes in these M. acuminata subgroup genomes could mean that only minor sequence divergence from 'Pahang' could lead to higher homology to the orthologous sequences present in the B-genome, particularly for highly-conserved 'core' genes.

We obtained good statistical support for the monophyly of the parasite group shared by all three species (93 100%), as well as for the early divergence of two African hill babbler parasites in the evolutionary history of the group (100%), despite the minor mtDNA sequence differences among these parasites and their closest relatives (Fig. 2).