Sentence examples for morphology and sequence from inspiring English sources

The isolate was identified based on morphology and sequence (Genbank Accession No. JQ284030) analysis of the ITS region of the rDNA.

The combined analyses of morphology and sequence data, including culture characteristics, features of asexual states, and phylogeny inferred from partial sequences of translation elongation factor 1-α and the second largest RNA polymerase subunit encoding genes were carried out.

In this contribution, we compared the suitability and efficacy of shell morphology and sequence variation of a mitochondrial gene for taxonomic purposes in a freshwater snail taxon.

The early steps of meiosis thus provide a simple and universal mechanism for identifying chromosome ends independently of the number, morphology, and sequence composition of the chromosomes in a given species.

Comparative molecular cytogenetics represents an independent database to morphology and sequencing for studying New World primate evolution.

Coalescent simulations [ 30] of morphology and mtDNA sequence data from three populations with large sample sizes of sequences corresponding to the three genetic groups in which morphological characters are fixed (Tux, Ciel, Nov) were used to differentiate the roles of selection and genetic drift in morphology evolution.

The systematics and evolutionary relationship of the Hylobates members have been investigated using morphological characters, vocal traits of the songs, analysis of chromosomal morphology and DNA sequence data (e.g. [ 6, 20, 23- 26]).

The fungal culture FVP4 was selected and identified based on both microscopic morphology and nucleotide sequence analysis.

The generic affiliations of four species previously hypothesized under Pyrostria group B have been resolved based on morphology and molecular sequence data.

We found four lineages that were distinctive in terms of morphology and DNA sequence data and that could be assigned to peridinialean Parvodinium.

After close examination and comparison of the two species, the authors concluded that the differences in morphology and DNA sequence were sufficient to warrant describing a new species.