Sentence examples for sequence availability from inspiring English sources

The conclusions drawn from evolutionary genomics approaches are always provisional, because they depend on the quality of information available (draft or 'complete' genome sequence, availability of transcript information) and are thus subject to review when better information becomes available.

We characterized duplication events in gene phylogenies for eighteen shared single copy genes identified in the sequenced genomes and with particularly good overlap in sequence availability through the major angiosperm groups.

Given the power of genomics as described above, continued expansion of sequence availability, especially when assembled switchgrass genome is made available, will enable better understanding of switchgrass biology as well as facilitate genetic engineering.

However, these analyses were limited by sequence availability due to the lack of sequence genomes and available cDNA libraries, which resulted in incomplete or weakly supported hypotheses about CDF family phylogeny within plants.

Although identification through BOLD and the NCBI-GenBank shows 99 100% matching with Antilope cervicapra sequences, the low number of sequence availability reflects a serious limitation in the database-based identity.

By taking advantage of the breakpoint sequence availability, we designed a test to discern presence or absence of this inversion simply by PCR.

Plant genome sequences availability is growing fast, resulting in an almost completely unexplored repository.

We opted for the above mentioned case-finding questionnaires based on the following priority sequence: free availability > brevity > robust psychometric properties in the primary care setting.

For instance, FISH depends by its nature on sequence data availability and hence, it fails to detect novel RNA sequences.

The recent publication of the A. niger genome sequence and availability of microarrays allow high resolution studies of transcriptional regulation of basal cellular processes, like those of glycoprotein synthesis and secretion.

More specifically, the intersection of GWAS and large-scale regulatory sequence annotation availability has catalyzed the creation of tools focused on the identification or ranking of potential regulatory variants.