Sentence examples for sequence of moth from inspiring English sources

Using the basic sequence of moth cytochrome c (amino acids 88 103) and previously described variants (Huppa et al., 2010), the following peptides were synthesized by David King at the HHMI Mass Spectrometry Laboratory at UC Berkeley and/or commercially (Elim Biopharmaceuticals, Hayward, CA): MCC (ANERADLIAYLKQATK), MCC C) (ANERADLIAYLKQATKGGSC), MCC-null(C) (ANERAELIAYLTQAAKGGSC).

We have reconstructed the genome sequence of a female winter moth, yielding a total assembly size of 638 Mb, 98.9% of the estimated genome size of 645 Mb (supplementary table S1 and fig. S1, Supplementary Material online).

In contrast, geographic origin is a poor predictor of moth mtDNA sequences, reflecting human activity in moving the insects around the globe.

Here, we describe the identification of several members of the FMO-gene family in lepidopteran species with a focus on sequences of the tiger moth family (Arctiidae), which recruited FMO-encoding genes for adaptation to PA-containing plants by means of a gene duplication early in its lineage.

In a number of moth families the females are wingless, although the males are fully winged (bagworm moths [family Psychidae], some tussock moths [family Lymantriidae]).

Abantiades latipennis, known as the Pindi moth, is a species of moth in the Hepialidae family.

attracts male moths of at least two species with a chemical imitation of moth sex pheromones [1], [2].

(A ) Photograph from rear of moth.

Frequency of moth choices were compared using a Chi2 test.

Repeated amplification and sequencing of these three moths confirms that this is not PCR induced recombination.

In moth ORNs, pheromone stimuli open a characteristic sequence of 3 Ca2+-dependent inward currents.