Sentence examples for rearranged sequence from inspiring English sources

In similar investigations in the A. thaliana genome, Datema et al. [ 22], identified very few regions of microsynteny in potato (one collinear and one rearranged sequence) and tomato (three collinear and one rearranged).

For any (a inOmegasubseteqell_{2}), (dim (Omega) = n), sort the absolute values of the components of a by descending order, obtaining the rearranged sequence (( {a_{i}^{ast}} )_{i = 1,ldots, n} ).

Third, the inference of copy-number variation is indirect, relying on probe intensity rather than a direct observation of a rearranged sequence or sequence break point.

The rearranged sequence of the regulatory regions markedly affects the levels of viral transcription and replication, as they encode binding sites for nuclear proteins that regulate viral DNA replication or transcriptional activity.

Resequencing of the short petiole FN0163764 mutant using paired-end high-throughput sequencing revealed the presence of at least two rearranged sequence junctions that map to the duplicated interval.

Using PCR primers that flanked the rearrangement site within the expressed section we found that the published contig sequence is present in all varieties and the rearranged sequence is found and expressed only in BPM 24 (see Additional file 2).

The majority of these elements are inactive because of truncation, mutation, and/or heavily rearranged sequences [7].

The rearranged sequences cannot be easily detected by sequence alignment.

To include the rearranged sequences in the analysis, c eBLATs are used to generate the EvoPrint.

The rearranged sequences ranged from the various ITR proximal positions (60, 47 and 77) toward the telomeric ends, respectively.

The best matching germline V gene sequences corresponding to each of these rearranged sequences were identified (Table 1 and Fig. 2).