Sentence examples for sequence of assemblage from inspiring English sources

The average sequence coverage of the final assemblies were 8X (and8) and 30X (Asee5), see Additional file 3. The sequenced AII genomes were found to be sufficiently similar to the available genome sequence of assemblage AI (isolate WB) to allow a reference-guided mapping of the reads, using the chromosome-level assembly of isolate WB as a template.

No genetic variation was observed in the human TPI sequences of assemblage A generated in this study, even though three sequences from GenBank (AF069556, L02120, and U57897) had three SNPs.

We hope that the draft genome sequence of this assemblage E isolate will provide useful information for future studies of the differences between Giardia strains and the diplomonads in general.

In these environments, it is common to find a sequence of zooplankton assemblages along the salinity gradient with (i) euryhaline-freshwater species (at the riverine end), (ii) estuarine species followed by euryhaline marine species (farther downstream), and (iii) stenohaline marine species (in the marine zone) [108].

Site stratigraphic or regional sequences may contain a succession of assemblages with different technological characteristics, demonstrating a sort of change through time [6], [8].

Regional metamorphism can be subdivided into different pressure-temperature conditions based on observed sequences of mineral assemblages.

ESTs that did not form contigs (singletons) and the contigs resultant of assemblage of multiple sequences were referred to as unique sequences.

Of the sequence superfamilies of this assemblage, the glutamine synthetase N-terminal domain is traceable to LUCA.

"I'm interested in that sort of assemblage," says Cave.

We have performed whole genome sequencing of two sub-assemblage AII isolates, recently axenized from symptomatic human patients, to study the biological and genetic diversity within assemblage A isolates.

Metagenomics, the DNA sequencing of noncultivatable environmental assemblages of organisms, is fueling additional interest and applicability of sequence databases.