Sentence examples for sequence inventory from inspiring English sources
Sequence analysis and alignment comparisons of these assembled sequences using the Blastx program and an expectation-value cut-off of 1 × 10-3 and 33 matched amino acids [ 43] against the non-redundant protein sequence inventory at the NCBI identified 27 unique cDNAs with sequence similarities to known genes.
Global satellite sequence inventories -- defined both by WGS read characterization and by k-mer libraries of satellite sequence signature features – provide a platform to explore sequence variation within these domains, which has been masked previously by collapsed assembly efforts.
Here, we present the analysis of the phylogenetic relationship of 21 completely sequenced arthropods based on the sequences and inventory of their motor proteins.
Since the potato genome is only partially sequenced, our inventory of HyPRP genes is probably incomplete, although highly expressed genes are likely to be included.
The combination of DNA sequence data with inventory and traditional taxonomy is a model that can be applied across disciplines and will allow analytical needs to scale to the enormity of the biodiversity crisis [55].
The MPSS sequences provide an inventory of the transcript population in a given organ or tissue that can be sorted based on abundance.
Whole-genome sequencing provides an inventory of the microevolutionary changes of a bacterium and can be used to map genome-wide single-nucleotide polymorphisms, insertions, and deletions to a reference sequence [ 28].
The rapidly declining cost, low error rate, and high throughput of existing second-generation platforms enables generation of whole-genome sequences (WGS) for inventory of standing pathogen genomic variation across space and time and development of powerful single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) markers [ 1– 4].
Here we report an inventory and sequence analysis as well as the phylogenetic relationships of the IiDIR gene family.
In the work described here we completed an inventory of sequences related to I. scapularis anticomplement protein ISAC in the salivary glands of I. ricinus.
With the advent of next-generation sequencing methods, the transcriptomic inventory of A. pallida and its symbiont, and thus the extent of AiptasiaBase, should expand dramatically in the near future.
