Sentence examples for mixture of sequence from inspiring English sources

The UGA10 clade contained a mixture of sequence types and was most similar to the IC11-clade.

One of the grand challenges in the study of metagenome data involves reconstructing the different microbial genomes from a mixture of sequence reads.

Mitochondrial sequences from 4 species were successfully assembled, thus establishing that it is possible to disambiguate and assemble a complete organellar genome from a mixture of sequence reads from more distantly related species.

After a denaturation step (NaOH 0.5 M during 5 s) and a wash step for the removal of unlabeled complementary DNA of the amplicon, the biotinylated single-stranded DNA present on the streptavidin-coated Sepharose beads were transferred to a 96-well plate and used as template for the pyrosequencing assay with a mixture of sequencing primers.

The complete set of Figures, shown in Supplementary Figure S1, and the associated summary statistics provide information about the potential mixture of sequences found in each OTU.

When amplification is initiated from a single molecule any base change occurring during the first cycle of duplication results in a 50∶50 mixture of sequences and any base change during the second cycle of duplication results in a 75∶25 mixture of sequences.

Here, we describe how the presence of a low-diversity mixture of sequences during the cluster calling cycles interferes with the mapping of cluster coordinates, and can result in a significant loss of data.

In each subject V3 amino acid residues revealed a mixture of sequences with low or high net charge predicting, as confirmed by two independent algorithms, CCR5 or CXCR4 coreceptor use respectively [39] [41].

The set of input reads contain a mixture of sequencing technologies including Illumina, 454 and Sanger.

Of the remaining multi-sequence macrofossils, four had a mixture of "correct" sequences and sequences of other species and one had a mixture of sequences from other species.

We chose gDNA because it is a particularly complex mixture of sequences and provides a stringent test for our assay.