Sentence examples for sequence announced from inspiring English sources

Stocks soared last year on hopes that the completion of the human DNA sequence, announced at the White House in June, would revolutionize the pharmaceutical business.

As an example, he points out that the first human genome sequence, announced in April 2002, utilized the expertise, infrastructure, and people from 20 institutions and took 13 years of work and about $3 billion to determine the order of approximately three billion nucleotides.

Shotgun sequencing and gene discovery methods pioneered by Craig Venter and fueled by the financial promise of gene patents with Celera Genomics— led to a public private sequencing competition that ended in compromise with the first draft of the human DNA sequence announced in 2000.

With only four complete human genome sequences announced by scientists around the world — along with the Human Genome Project, which finished assembling a genome drawn from several individuals at a cost of about $300 million in 2003 — each new one stands to add considerably to the collective knowledge.

When a new assembly of genomic sequence is announced, UCSC retrieves the sequence as a fasta file from NCBI along with an AGP file (A Golden Path) that describes the sequences and gaps comprising the assembly.

After the required number of sequences was performed, the trial ended and the next sequence was announced.

The completion of the sequence was announced at news conferences yesterday in Washington, London, Brussels and Tokyo and will be published in the journal Nature today.

When the human genome sequence was announced in 2001 the rhetoric was highly charged: this is a scroll; the book of life; a huge encyclopaedia; a sacred chain of code 3bn characters long.

At the beginning of each trial, the sequence was announced by five centrally presented numbers for 2.7 s.

The draft of the soybean genome sequence was announced in January 2008 (please see Availability and requirements for more information), and it is envisioned that SoyXpress can be a helpful tool for the soybean genome annotation phase.

The initial Arabidopsis thaliana genome sequence was announced by the Arabidopsis Genome Initiative (AGI) [ 18] in 2000, with the 1C (haploid, or single complement) genome estimated to be 125 million base pairs (Mbp); 115 Mbp had been sequenced, with work continuing on the centromeres and 5S rDNA.