Sentence examples for most recently sequenced from inspiring English sources
Dr. Quake calculates that the most recently sequenced human genome cost $250,000 to decode, and that his machine brings the cost to less than a fifth of that.
Among them, L. hongkongensis and Pseudogulbenkiania have the least numbers perhaps because their genomes were most recently sequenced.
For most recently sequenced bacterial genomes about three quarters of open reading frames can be assigned a possible function in this way.
For example, the most recently sequenced genome used in our analyses (from Rhizaria species Bigelowiella natans) had 6.90× assembled sequence coverage and 98.9% of main genome in scaffolds >50 kB [52].
It should also be considered that genome quality between the investigated genomes varies, which might be the cause of differences in domain coverage; the most recently sequenced genomes exhibit low coverage in comparison to longer established genomes such as M. truncatula or O. sativa (fig. 1 C ).
In view of the most recently sequenced invertebrate genomes, the pleiotropic innate immune responses could be described as a coordinated system of elements rapidly evolving and expanding the ability for pathogen sensing/targeting, and evolutionary conserved regulatory factors which finely adjust basic cell processes and direct the development and performance of the immune cells [ 5, 51, 93].
Most recently, sequencing a cohort of patients with sporadic congenital scoliosis identified multiple heterozygous null mutations in TBX6 gene [ 12].
Most recently, he sequenced all 3bn DNA bases of 100 subjects with manic depression and identified a number of changes that might be causing disease.
As expected, based on best hits of sequence-based similarity searches we found that the C. floridanus sequences are generally most closely related to recently sequenced ant species (Fig. 1).
Klebsiella phage KP34 belongs to the cluster of "phiKMV-like viruses" and is the most closely related to the recently sequenced Vibrio phage VP93 also classified to this genus (Bastías et al. 2010).
In Vietnam, most plasmids were IncFII, which has been found in Poland as well, and was recently sequenced [ 29– 31].
