Sentence examples for of equivalent regions from inspiring English sources

In such cases, matching of equivalent regions is not sequential.

From a computational point of view, identifying the best match having least spatial distance between the maximum numbers of equivalent regions is highly expensive.

A 16S probe can detect the number of equivalent regions in the restricted genome, as previously shown by Lee et al. [ 17].

Furthermore, when computing the entire analysis for equivalent regions of the right hemisphere, similar effects were found as for the left hemisphere.

In addition to gene content and organisation, the size of the 3′ end of TRA/TRD locus is similar across the 3 species (approximately 100 Kb from TRDJ to TRAC), with the exception of the TRDD region which in bovine is ~80 Kb – approximately 8× the size of the equivalent regions in the mouse and human TRA/TRD loci.

In this work, we show that by progressive grafting of different portions of a protein into equivalent regions of a homologous protein with a different trait, it is possible to ascertain the parts (and the amino acids) of the protein that participate in the expression of that feature.

One of these involves swapping equivalent regions of DNA between homologous chromosomes — a process called recombination11.

Peatlands are widespread in the landscape of the northern circumpolar area and are associated with the cool to very cool climates occurring in the Arctic, Subarctic, Boreal and northern Temperate regions of North America and the equivalent regions of Eurasia, the Polar Desert and Tundra, Forest Tundra, Taiga, and Temperate Forest.

However, when we swapped promoter elements of MVM P4 with those from equivalent regions of the closely related H1 virus, we observed elimination of infection in fibroblasts and chondrocytes and the acquisition of infection in skeletal muscle.

The development of PCR methods to amplify cassette arrays using primers in the 5′-CS and 3′-CS of Class 1 integrons and the equivalent regions of other MRI and the increase in complete sequencing of resistance plasmids have led to an explosion in the number of cassette array sequences in databases such as GenBank.

We compared these orthologous regions of the B genome with the equivalent regions of A. thaliana, and the Brassica A and C genomes at the sequence level and report highly conserved gene content and order across the three genomes.