Sentence examples for more compact genomic from inspiring English sources

Although vertebrate neurotrophins are encoded in a more compact genomic structure than Dappu-NT, it is noteworthy to point out that the genome of Strongylocentrotus (sea urchin), an invertebrate deuterostome, encodes two neurotrophin types.

A more compact genomic index has an impact on computing time.

Compared with the phylogenetic closely related rifamycin-producing strain A. mediterranei, A. orientalis has a relatively smaller chromosome and a more compact genomic organization.

The other transition that may have occurred at the stem of the deuterostome lineage is the occurrence of gene duplications and the adoption by one of the duplicates, of a more compact genomic structure.

The two Strongylocentrotus neurotrophins could have arisen from the duplication of an ancestral gene at the base of the deuterostome lineage whereby one or several duplicates retained a more ancestral character leading to Sp-NT2 ("sea urchin NT2") and Saccoglosssus "acorn worm NTa" and "b", while another type of duplicate adopted a more compact genomic organization.

The smaller percent nuclear volume in wild type hermaphrodites suggests that condensin IDC activity results in X chromosomes that are more compact than genomic average.

For retroid viruses, integration into the host genomic DNA is a regular stage of the reproduction cycle and sequences derived from retroelements comprise almost half of mammalian genomic DNA [ 2] and, strikingly, >75% of the genomic DNA in some plants such as maize [ 3]; in the more compact fungal genomes, retroelement-derived sequences are less abundant but also common [ 4].

More generally, age-1 is located in a highly compact genomic region in which the distance between two gene neighbors is only a few hundred base-pairs long.

Right panels depict genomic features in the same gene order (but more compact) from top to bottom: H3K36me3, CpG methylation, H3K4me1, H3K79me2 and intron1 size.

These results demonstrate that histone hypoacetylation is a characteristic epigenetic pattern of CFSs, and chromatin within CFSs might be relatively more compact than that of the NCFSs, indicating a role for chromatin conformation in genomic instability at CFSs.

Comparisons of structural genomic features between tissue-specific genes and housekeeping genes show that housekeeping genes are more compact.