Sentence examples for retrieved a sequence from inspiring English sources

[63] from DGGE analysis never retrieved a sequence of Crenoarchaeota.

In contrast, the poorly threaded model T0315AL316_1 model retrieved a sequence from a metal-dependent amidohydrolase from Lactobacillus plantarum WCFS1, possibly possessing an TIM-barrel like structure (conserved domain number cl00281 in the NCBI-cd database).

We retrieved a sequence of 1 Mb (gaps included) directly from the chromosome 7 genomic scaffold (NC_019464.1) that comprises the most 5' variable gene of the TRA locus which is embedded among three olfactory receptor genes in conserved synteny with human and mouse, and the TRAC gene which, by analogy with all mammalian species studied so far, is located at the most 3' end of the locus.

This CASR memory system allows an agent to retrieve a sequence of observations from its history, beginning with the time at which the agent last visited its current observation (called the retrieval cue; although the analysis can be extended so that any observation can be used as a cue, to do so is outside the scope of the current paper and will be described in a later publication).

Yet the ability to retrieve a sequence without full decompression will improve applicability of the algorithm.

Users can retrieve a sequence from the database by giving a PDB ID or paste a sequence into the box to search the database using BLAST with different settings.

To reduce the redundancy and retrieve a sequence set with known annotation, these contigs were processed with the same pipeline used for our de novo assembled sequences (see above).

As shown in Figure 1C, MEME retrieved a consensus sequence highly similar to an ETS binding sequence.

This assembly process retrieved a consensus sequence of 980 bp that had no significant similarity with the sequences available in databases.

For both genes, BLASTN analysis retrieved a single sequence with a below-threshold E value.

More strikingly, we have retrieved a DXR-II sequence only in one out of the five examined genomes of strains from Rhodopseudomonas palustris (strain BisB5), a feature perhaps related to the metabolical versatility attributed to this species [ 31] (Additional file 7).