Sentence examples for reference to the annotations from inspiring English sources

As presented in Figure 2, the inputted proteins was located in specific cellular components, such as cell membrane, cytoplasm, mitochondrion, Golgi apparatus, endoplasmic reticulum and nucleus, with reference to the annotations of protein subcellular localization obtained from external databases.

The annotators were all trained with reference to the Havana team annotation guidelines (35) which was very important to give an assurance of the quality of the annotation.

The peptide sequence alignments were back translated to nucleotide sequences, and the exon boundaries were delineated with reference to the human transcript annotations.

Assembled plastomes were annotated in Geneious Pro by aligning them to a closely related and previously annotated reference plastome and transferring the annotations from the reference to the assembled plastome when the annotation shared a similarity of 70%% or above.

Assembled plastomes were annotated by aligning to a closely-related and previously annotated reference plastome in Geneious Pro and transferring the annotations from the reference to the assembled plastome when the annotation shared a minimum similarity of 70%.

Consequently putative ICE genomic integration sites were identified by reference to the R6 genome annotation.

We describe the capability and operation of BIFAT, and illustrate its application with reference to the automatic identification and annotation of sections from an optical televiewer (OPTV) borehole log from Roi Baudouin, Dronning Maud Land, Antarctica.

Protein-coding gene annotation of the fosmids was performed with reference to the Flybase D. melanogaster 4.3 annotations.

We have defined parameters to be used as reference to guide the annotation process in each PADER source.

Database hits were curated manually based on sequence annotation and reference to the literature; initial hits caused by contamination of the RefSeq database by non-human sequences (corresponding mostly to viral or bacterial elements) were removed from further analyses.

The database provides 598 unique PubMed references to support the annotation of proteins and complexes.