Sentence examples for multiple rice genomes from inspiring English sources

Recent advancements in sequencing technologies have enabled re-sequencing of multiple rice genomes.

The recent completion of re-sequencing of 3,000 genebank accessions (The 3000 Rice Genomes Project, 2014) has revealed the allelic diversity of multiple rice genomes.

Despite the availability of multiple completely sequenced rice genomes, little is known on the occurrence of lectins in rice.

In addition to SSR markers, the whole genome resequences/pseudomolecules and transcriptomic sequences of multiple rice genotypes enabled rapid discovery and development of genomic and genic SNP and InDel (insertion-deletion) markers in silico at a genome-wide scale.

The public availability of data from the 3,000 Rice Genomes Project provides a resource for rice genomics research and breeding.

This 3,000 rice genomes dataset provides an unprecedented resource for rice genomic research.

This work reveals that rice genomes are mosaic, which reconciles the once-multiple origination conflict but complicates the origin of rice: one must face distinctive histories of traits now!

Within 628,725 probes, there are 573,313 probes complementary to the rice genomes, including about 93.4% of probes with single or multiple top hits on both japonica and indica genome, and only 6.6% of probes hitting either japonica or indica.

While CACTA DNA transposons have not yet been shown to be involved in gene fragment duplication and the creation of chimeric genes, repetitive elements such as pack-MULEs found in multiple copies within the rice genome, have been shown to capture gene fragments and other genomic DNA to create chimeric ORFs [ 36].

The 3,000 rice genomes project.

Sun, C. et al. RPAN: rice pan-genome browser for ~3,000 rice genomes.