Sentence examples for mt gene sequences from inspiring English sources
This sequence was then compared with extensive mt gene sequences available in public databases.
The resulting mt gene sequences were identified by comparison with corresponding gene sequences from other vertebrates.
These conflicts thus suggest that caution should be used when individual mt gene sequences are employed for phylogenetic analyses.
The twelve H-strand encoded mt gene sequences from all taxa were aligned using MAFFT [ 23] and concatenated.
Finally, phylogenetic analysis using concatenated mt gene sequences succeeded in recovering Acari relationships concordant with traditional views of phylogeny of Acari.
Few studies have previously exploited the use of mt gene sequences for solving phylogenetic questions in Fusarium and these are generally limited to the mt-encoded small ribosomal subunit gene rns[ 25, 27].
Following this preliminary identification of the MT gene, further cDNA sequences were recognized from within a growing D. pulex cDNA sequence database [ 49], which was created as part of the annotation process for the Daphnia genome sequencing project (Colbourne et al., in prep).
The reconstructed phylogenetic tree based on 13 mt protein-coding gene sequences recovered the monophyletic suborder Pleuronectoidei and the family Cynoglossidae.
In addition, these studies led to the discovery D. pulex MT mRNAs and gene sequences, providing an important new biomarker for Daphnia studies, while also extending the phylogeny of this class of genes.
Multigene, minicircular genomes including only a subset of the canonical 37 mt genes were sequenced from Anaticola (8118 bp, 18 full length genes; JN121999), Philopterus (3721 bp, six genes; JN122006), Quadraceps (2553bp, six genes; JN21998) and Coloceras (7649 bp, 22 full and two partial genes; JN122001) in addition to the full sized mt genome found in Coloceras.
Also, mt cytochrome b (cob) gene sequences were informative for many species within the Nigri section but they failed to distinguish between A. niger and A. tubingensis [ 54].
