Sentence examples for most dna sequences from inspiring English sources

Although most DNA sequences from the study patients most closely resemble M. tuberculosis, sequences resembling other mycobacterial species also were identified (Table 2, Figure).

With ε = 0 and δ = 0 (Fig. 2A), most DNA sequences received a relatively uniform pheromone concentration (0.25 ± 0.05; mean ± s.d).

In addition, most DNA sequences of γ1 ERV genes lacked stop codons or, when present, were limited to one stop codon per sequence.

Working on a reduced haplotype space also reflects biological reality, where most DNA sequences of length L do not encode viable viruses and hence are extremely unlikely to arise in the course of HIV evolution and can safely be ignored.

Another problem is that most DNA sequencing now uses a fast, cheap technology that matches fragments of DNA to the reference genomes already in the databanks, assuming they are fully accurate.

Most DNA sequencing methods are also generally incapable of identifying chemically modified bases arising from DNA damage.

Since most DNA sequencing systems use base counts instead of offsets this keeps the subsequent Z-axis values in sync with the base numbers.

However, Shimaa strain hp0519 alleles are also highly divergent from those of other populations, with most DNA sequence differences affecting the encoded protein's amino acid sequence (dN/dS  = 19.6) (Fig. 6).

The ability to form these hairpins results in genome instability, difficulties in maintaining clones in Escherichia coli and major problems for most DNA sequencing approaches.

In other words, chromosomes were, on average, the most biased DNA sequences while the plasmids had the most random (least biased) DNA composition.

Another 11 cycles were performed with the reaction time progressively reduced from 4 h to 6 s for the purpose of enriching the most efficient DNA sequences (see Materials and Methods for the reaction time allowed for each cycle).