Sentence examples for project sequencing from inspiring English sources
One sought a research associate for a "high visibility" project sequencing thousands of genomes.
One example is the collaborative SISu Project (Sequencing Initiative Suomi) that aims to provide near complete genome variation information from Finnish study samples and pave the way for large, nationwide genome health initiative studies.
Pérez, who has Gil as one of his two supervisors, has also been involved in this project, sequencing and analysing the smallest bacterial genome known so far.
A project sequencing random sheared genomic libraries found that over 66% of the reads in O. officinalis involved repetitive sequences of some sort and the majority of these were retrotransposons.
A pilot project sequencing the genomes of 100 individuals is under way; if the money can be found, the rest of the 50,000 Faroe Islanders could follow in the next 5 years, scientists say.
During our collaborative project sequencing the pig X and Y chromosomes (in submission; preprint in [ 1]), we became interested in a sequence that appeared repeatedly in the data being produced: the pig Y-linked heat shock transcription factor, HSFY.
These references will serve as a baseline in other studies, in the same way that the original human genome project sequenced a reference genome to which scientists can now compare their own results to identify changes associated with specific diseases.
But that project sequenced the C. robusta species of coffee, a large and low-quality bean that has lost its popularity in the last few decades.
MRS conceived the study, coordinated the project, sequenced part of the genes and drafted the manuscript.
The 1000 Genomes Project sequenced the whole genomes of >2,500 individuals from 26 populations around the world, and similar or even larger projects are underway [ 5, 12, 13].
The human and Drosophila data differ in some important ways—human genomes were sequenced in a heterozygous state, whereas the DPGP project sequenced homozygous flies.
