Sentence examples for more genomic material from inspiring English sources

Although the numbers are small, this is in broad agreement with studies that show that Shigella genomes have lost more genomic material than have E. coli genomes (Yang et al. 2005).

It is likely that this contributed to the dogma that deletion of genomic material is more likely to result in disease, and may have also introduced a bias that has probably led to an underestimation of copy number gains.

However, shotgun sequencing is more complex to analyze, owing in part to the challenge of distinguishing between host and bacterial genomic material, and requires far more sequencing to be performed.

The ∼0.5% of the nucleotide bases varying within a population range from single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) to more complex structural changes, for example, deletions or insertions of genomic material.

They are more sensitive but are only capable of identifying the presence of genomic material for previously identified agents.

Whole-genome and reduced-representation genomic approaches are invaluable for detecting hybridization, and more powerful than any other method to quantify the extent of introgression of genomic material and (potentially) functional genes involved in environmental tolerance and invasiveness.

Parasites are living organisms that feed off of other organisms; viruses are unique sequences of genomic material which can cause a disruption or aberration of normal biological function.

Northern blot analysis indicated that pSTMVGFPRIB synthesized more genomic and sub-genomic RNAs in the protoplasts.

No company performs more genomic screens for medical use than Counsyl, a startup cofounded by Balaji Srinivasan.

The genomic RNA is initially copied into a complementary, antigenomic RNA that is a template for synthesis of more genomic RNA and for so-called subgenomic RNA.

Multiplex PCR using T4 and lambda-specific primers on amplified genomic material was successful for 25% of the droplets and positive results were only found for those droplets containing one or more virus.