Sentence examples for multiple genes alignment from inspiring English sources

Within the cluster Orthopoxviruses in ChPV, ECTV and CPXV are the most divergent, which is similar to McLysaght's study [ 34] and is also supported by another analysis based on multiple genes alignment [ 3].

It is worth noting that the most basal species, in which β2-m is present, belong to cartilaginous fishes; therefore, we can approximately date the appearance of the protein at about 500 Ma (455 Ma for the fossil record and 528 for molecular time, estimation based on a large scale multiple genes alignment) [ 8].

In the supermatrix approach, single-gene alignments are merged into a multiple gene alignment, which is then analyzed using the most appropriate phylogenetic method.

Interestingly, the multiple gene alignment clearly showed that the 3' sections of the PPR-1 and PPR-B genes, including the introns, are shared.

The identification of short sequences common to multiple genes by alignment algorithms can be hampered by the negative influence of non-common flanking sequences.

It is apparent that the final multiple gene order alignment is sensitive to the order of alignment steps.

We have used the 17-way multiple gene order alignment to define conserved syntenic regions over multiple species (CSMs) and complementary evolutionary breakpoint regions (EBRs).

We propose a method, called CYNTENATOR, to discover conserved syntenic regions over large evolutionary distances by progressive multiple gene order alignment.

In a multiple gene order alignment of 9 mammalian species and the platypus genome, 480 (56%) of the 859 RSBs are confined by a gene which is located at one end of a contig.

Multiple genes, multiple species: alignment of orthologous sequences is used to identify conserved regions; these regions are then analyzed as above in Multiple genes and single species.

Multiple 16S rRNA genes alignment (Additional data file 7) in the orthologous cluster was performed manually.