Sentence examples for most predominant sequence from inspiring English sources

To assemble the MgPa operon using fragments containing multiple variants, only the most predominant sequence was selected.

For regions of the operon genes showing intrastrain variations, only the most predominant sequence was used in the MgPa operon assembly.

These results suggested that AAUGAA is the most predominant hexanucleotide sequence in region II, although it accounted for only 6% of all transcripts (64 of1043).

The most predominant SFGR sequences amplified were identical to those of Candidatus Rickettsia amblyommii (AY062007).

These findings not only confirm our original findings that C>T/G>A are the most predominant type of sequencing artefact but also indicate that they occur in all FFPE samples to some degree.

To further refine the identification of causative bacterial species, the most predominant 16S rDNA sequences obtained were aligned with those from 43 reference species (obtained from Ribosomal Database Project ver. 10) in the family Alcaligenaceae.

Twenty-three of the twenty-six most predominant taxa were sequenced and classified into three main phyla, Bacteroidetes, Actinobacteria, and Proteobacteria (identified by different symbols, Figure 3 and Table S1 in Supporting Information) that harbor common environmental bacteria known to play an important role in the decomposition of organic materials.

Among them, the long interspersed elements, occupying 19.0 % of the crab genome, are the most predominant type of repeat sequences.

For each group, the most predominant best hit among orthologous sequences (at e-value cut-off 0.01) was assigned.

One genotype depicted by the red melting curves in Figure 3b contained wild-type sequence (G at position 157 in the reverse sequence) and clustered with normal control samples, the second and most predominant genotype (A at position 157 on reverse sequence) clustered together (blue melting curves) and a third less common genotype (G/A) clustered in a third melting group (orange melting curves).

The GH catalytic modules corresponding to 11,010 sequences were the most predominant and represented 96 different families altogether.