Sentence examples for sequence homogeneity from inspiring English sources

In this work, 3 candidate plasmid RMs for pathogenic E. coli detection were prepared with well investigated sequence, homogeneity and stability, and 3 different methods were studied including UV, HR-ICP-MS and dPCR, for the certification of the candidate plasmid RMs.

Testing this ostensible sequence homogeneity may therefore help understand DUES evolution.

Clonality was identified by sequence homogeneity of the amplified IgH fragments.

Examples of the latter include the divergence of rRNA gene copy number, sequence homogeneity and expression patterns [22], [23].

This remarkable sequence homogeneity is also maintained at the nucleotide level with average uncorrected pairwise differences of only 2.5% (range = 0.3 6.3%).

High sequence homogeneity of insertion sequence elements within F. tularensis strains but divergence between subspecies suggests a strong effect of this process in F. tularensis.

A striking finding in the data presented here is the nearly complete sequence homogeneity within strains in each the 43 MgPar regions studied.

Thus, ITS copies can potentially convert toward one or the other parent, and the resulting sequence homogeneity can obscure a history of contributions from multiple distinct donors.

It is thought that the extreme sequence homogeneity among monomers is maintained by concerted evolution or it may be linked to the replication mechanism of this atypical mitochondrial genome [7].

Comprehensive investigation of the plasmid RMs was performed for their sequence, purity, homogeneity and stability, and then the concentration was quantified by three different methods: ultraviolet spectrophotometer (UV), high resolution inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (HR-ICP-MS) and digital PCR.

The MR findings of 46 SLSTT were registered for the following data: area, location within the subcutaneous compartment, dimensions, shape and delineation, signal intensity (SI) on different pulse sequences, signal homogeneity, degree and pattern of contrast enhancement.