Sentence examples for sequence in length from inspiring English sources

The same mature miRNA can also present several variants of their sequence in length.

Most of the predicted genes correspond to one large cluster of NB-LRR genes spread over 59% of each sequence in length.

Pm3_ 3220 consisted of 4140 nucleotides and was the smallest sequence in length as it possesses a deletion spanning the last part of exon 1 and the beginning of the predicted intron.

Two user-defined criteria were applied to each pairwise match: (1) an all-against-all blast score cutoff of 50 bits and (2) an overlap cutoff of 50%%, namely, the matching region must exceed 50%% of the longer sequence in length.

Interspersed repeats (mainly retrotransposons and DNA transposons) were the least abundant (0.74% average over two databases), accounting for only a small fraction (4.76%) of repetitive sequences in length.

Both PCR products for HaGAS1 with the same primer pairs showed highly similar sequences in the exon parts but differed within the intron sequences in length and nucleotide composition.

More specifically, the data sets contained sequence alignments that ranged in size from 2 to 160 sequences, in length from 33 to 262 nucleotides and had APSI values ranging from 42% to 99%.

For the five remaining dried gill plates good quality sequences were obtained via 16 S rRNA sequencing; these 16 S sequences varied in length between 505 514 bp (average length 511 bp).

The repeat motifs present in the flanking sequence ranged in length from 1 to 51 nt (data not shown).

The regions between the conserved domains are highly variable, in sequence and in length, but are well-conserved within a group of orthologs from different species.

Nevertheless, also among superimposed ORFs we identified 7424 longer ORFs (398 nt long on average) that were evolutionarily conserved in sequence and in length.