Sentence examples for sequence expresses from inspiring English sources

"What's exciting is that we're starting to see how genome sequence expresses itself through the epigenome," said Harvard geneticist Steven McCarroll, who wasn't involved in the studies.

For example, in English, 's' would be a letter, 'h' would be a letter, but 'sh' would also be a "letter," since this sequence expresses the single sound/∫/.

This sequence expresses its mutual dependence and relationship in terms of structure and history.

The ERa exon7 sequence expresses two potential HTRA2-BETA1 binding motifs which could explain why HTRA2-BETA1 is promoting exon7 splicing on both, the endogenous as well as the exogenous level.

Our results show that the HIV sequence, although highly variant in nucleotide sequence, expresses eukaryotic linear motifs (ELMs) that are largely conserved over hundreds of subtype B and subtype C sequences, as shown in Figure 3.

It contains a complete reference genome sequence, Expressed Sequence Tags (ESTs), Massively Parallel Signature Sequencing (MPSS) expression tag data and related information from both public and private repositories.

A full length cDNA sequence expressed in coelomocytes shows significant sequence match to vertebrate Tie1 and Tie2/TEK.

Based on their distribution coefficients, the affinity of activated carbon for metal ions follows the selectivity sequence expressed below.

In the absence of a whole genome sequence, expressed sequence tags (ESTs) serve as important resources for gene discovery and gene identification.

We generated a 17,000 sequence expressed sequence tag dataset, defining ~8,100 different putative genes, and built an 8,000-element 8,000-element microarray for L. rubellus.

GRC for all the sequences expresses the relationship between the ideal (best) and actual normalized S/N ratio.