Sentence examples for most variable regions from inspiring English sources

The sequence shows nucleotide insertions in most variable regions of the 18S rRNA (V2, V4, V5 and V7), with especially large expansion segments in V4 and V7.

Finally, we provide a list of 108 primer pairs targeting the most variable regions within this group and designed specifically for amplification of DNA extracted from degraded herbarium material.

The superposition of the 3D structures of these LRRs revealed that the loops are the most variable regions.

Hence we selected the next most variable regions, NADH5 and cytochrome b, based on information from Johnson and O'Brien (1997) [21].

Significance thresholds were set at p<0.05 for the most variable regions, which were further subdivided into enriched and deprived regions.

One of the most variable regions in the EIAV genome is in the region where the Rev gene overlaps sequences encoding the cytoplasmic portion of the transmembrane protein [23].

An interesting observation is that, while in the clonal sample the env gene is the gene with lowest mean variability (0.85%), in the clinical sample the env gene that shows the most variability (1.71%) compared to the other genes for this sample, consistent with env being the most variable region of the HIV genome [26].

As anticipated, the most variable region was CDR H3, of which >80%% of the positions showed >50%% variability.

The fact that the most variable region was at the nucleotide binding domain may contributes to an extremely low K M towards NADP+ observed in GluDH-BA.

We also show that the C terminus of Tat is the most variable region and an important epitope that might explain the limitation of cross-recognition of Tat antibodies regarding Tat variants.

The most variable region of the protein corresponds to the predicted effector domain, especially in the vicinity of the identified W motif near the C-terminal end.