Sentence examples for more variable regions from inspiring English sources

A search for putative TATA boxes revealed seven positions, five of them were situated in low diversity regions, and two were located in more variable regions (Fig. 5).

Chloroplasts contain both highly conserved genes fundamental to plant life and more variable regions, which have been informative over broad time scales.

We also demonstrate that even closely related species can be selectively killed by feeding on dsRNAs that target the more variable regions of genes, such as the 3′ untranslated regions (UTRs): four species of the genus Drosophila were selectively killed by feeding on short (<40 nt) dsRNAs that targeted the 3′ UTR of the γ-tubulin gene.

Subsequent BLAST analysis against the HIV-sequence data base of the Los Alamos National Laboratory (http://www.hiv.lanl.gov) revealed that some shRNAs target well conserved HIV-1 sequences, whereas some target more variable regions.

We have arbitrarily applied 2 3% threshold, used in COI of mtDNA barcoding studies [37], [39], for myxosporea more conservative regions (SSU rDNA, LSU rDNA), and suggest using even higher thresholds (5 10%) for more variable regions (ITS1 rDNA, ITS2 rDNA).

Next, we demonstrated that natural HIV-1 infection generally leads to generation of HIVCONSV-specific T cell responses, although these are usually smaller than the commonly seen immunodominant responses to epitopes in the more variable regions of HIV-1 and required in vitro expansions.

(2) It is easy to obtain for a wide array of groups because of highly conserved region (hairpins) flanking more variable region (loops) and also for other reasons detailed by Vences et al [46], [47].

Finally, BMGE iteratively performs these merging operations until no more variable region V i can be merged with its two flanking C i and C i +1 ones.

Additional phylogenetic analysis of a more variable region of the E-protein was performed on the 2008 isolate obtained from the brain of HS101/08.

Furthermore, we sequenced an additional 1.6 kb of a more variable region of mitochondrial DNA, upstream from our cox1 fragment, for select individuals.

By analyzing a conserved region of the DENV genome (504 nt of C-prM gene) and a more variable region (1,023 nt of the envelope gene), we verified that the DENV-3 isolates belong to genotype 1.