Sentence examples for more extensive genomic from inspiring English sources

Other members of the Cucurbitaceae family, namely, cucumber, watermelon and melon, have more extensive genomic resources, including sequenced genomes and many molecular markers.

Phylogenetic relationships can be obtained through more extensive genomic sampling, such as the one afforded by the genome sequences.

Relevant methodology from the imaging literature is reviewed; gaps in the literature are addressed using related concepts from the more extensive genomic and in vitro biomarker literature.

As a result, it, and TALEs and zinc fingers for that matter, can serve as platforms for more extensive genomic tinkering—"epigenome engineering," as it were.

Determination of whether the most recent common ancestor of GAS and SDSE is more closely related to GAS or to SDSE, will probably require more extensive genomic analyses.

This may have led to a variety of inconsistencies that are resolved in this study by more extensive genomic and species sampling as well as more detailed curation of morphological specimens.

This will promote more extensive genomic-based studies and breeding of cotton.

The SNPs described here have been derived from ESTs, and thus can provide anchor points for more extensive comparative genomic analyses.

More extensive genetic gains and losses shown by comparative genomic hybridisation (CGH) are associated with higher tumour stage, poor differentiation and tumour progression [110 113], and early relapse of resected adenocarcinoma [114].

A more extensive use of genomic and post-genomic approaches in EBOV research will probably result in a rapid advance in our understanding of EBOV pathogenesis and virus-host interactions, such as receptor usage, viral replication or interactions with innate and adaptive immune responses.

Within this context, more extensive analysis of genomic structure, expression and function of COE proteins in other phyla could be of primary interest.