Sentence examples for search for complementarity from inspiring English sources

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Because of the mentioned runtime problem when performing a local alignment with the Smith-Waterman algorithm, a feasible variant to search for complementarity is introduced here.

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Assuming this to be generally the case, the A. thaliana gene space was searched for complementarity with the sequences of the three differentially expressed novel miRNAs.

Although it is assumed that piRNAs cleave these transposons (which comprises of repetitive elements) by searching for complementarity but how a particular piRNA specifically selects a transposable element still remains elusive.

Assuming this to be generally the case, the Stevia transcript library (EST and nucleotide databases) was searched for complementarity with the sequences of identified conserved and novel miRNAs using the two target prediction web servers psRNATarget and TAPIR.

Identifying mRNA targets is complex because most bioinformatics tools search primarily for complementarity between the short miRNA seed sequence (5′ nucleotides 2 7) and the mRNA, and then take other factors into account, including the free energy of the miRNA-mRNA duplex and position of binding within the 3′UTR.

We searched for high complementarity between a set of 1,984 sRNA sequences generated by deep sequencing of sRNAs from the A. thaliana rdr2-1 mutant [10] and 158 predicted mRNAs derived from the 117 up-regulated genes, allowing for three or fewer mismatches.

The possibility of subolesin RNAi off-target effects were analyzed by searching for exact complementarity between the seed region (bases 2 8) of all possible 20 22 bp subolesin siRNAs and cDNA sequences of tick differentially regulated genes identified in the microarray analysis, including the sequence of 3' UTRs when known [ 23].

Such transient non-specific binding will compete and interfere with the search for regions of complementarity.

GRAMM is based on the search for the steric complementarity at variable resolution.

The miRBase Targets Release Version v5 (http://www.ebi.ac.uk/enright-srv/microcosm/htdocs/targets/v5/) (i.e., microCosm) provides computationally predicted targets for miRNAs using the miRanda algorithm [25], [26], which uses dynamic programming to search for maximal local complementarity alignments corresponding to a double-stranded anti-parallel duplex.

These methods search for base pair complementarity between the mature miRNA and 3′-untranslated regions of all mRNAs, allowing for some mismatches (the penalty for mismatches differs between the methods).

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