Sentence examples for molecular sequence signatures from inspiring English sources

In addition to traditional morphological characters, diagnosis of species is beginning to rely on molecular sequence signatures.

A series of molecular genotyping assays using genome-wide sequence signatures and individual loci have found genetic differentiation between the two continental B. burgdorferi s.s.s

On the other hand, sequence signatures of the heat shock molecular chaperone protein HSP-70 and other evidence have indicated that the first symbiotic event involved a gram-negative eubacterium [ 6].

The study has also identified sequence signatures representing these lineages [ 24], allowing the conduction of large scale molecular epidemiological studies on HPV58.

Sequence signatures represent the total number of sequences obtained by massively parallel signature sequencing (MPSS).

Specific ZIFL sequence signatures were identified.

Signature sequences are conserved insertions or deletions in molecular sequences which are restricted to particular taxa [ 60].

Such selective signatures can be characterized by phylogenies or genealogies relating the molecular sequences in a viral sample based on the birth-death models of stochastic branching processes [ 81].

These receptors work by recognising well-conserved molecular signature sequences, called pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs) [ 143].

The biology of retrotransposition, whereby identical LTRs are found at the ends of retrotransposons after transposition, makes long terminal repeat sequences ideal molecular signatures for understanding the timing of LTR-RT insertion, for understanding the mechanisms of LTR-RT elimination, and for the determining the phylogenetic relationships of LTR-RT families.

These observations suggest that the groups of sequences and molecular signatures are independent of geographical origin and, consequently, that polymorphisms present in different parasite isolates evolved before the transcontinental spread of P. falciparum.