Sentence examples for sequence release from inspiring English sources

But the unexpected finding from the 2001 sequence release was that we and the little worm have almost exactly the same number, and same types of genes (a gene being defined as a stretch of DNA that codes for a protein, the business molecules in cells).

Probes are mapped to Drosophila melanogaster genome sequence release 4.3.

Coordinates are given according to Genolevures sequence release 10 September 2008 (www.genolevures.org ).org

In this nomenclature, the first number represents the reference sequence release, the second number represents the feature coordinate release within that sequence release, and the third number represents the annotation release.

The reference sequence release number increments only when the reference sequence changes because of nucleotide insertion, deletion, or substitution.

Probe sequences are based on the complete Drosophila melanogaster genome sequence, release 5, downloaded from [ 75] on March 7 , 2007

Now, the fungus' genome sequence, released today, could provide new insights into ecology, evolution, and human health.

Oryza sativa was the first crop plant to have its reference genome sequence released (International Rice Genome Sequencing Project 2005) marking a major milestone that opened numerous opportunities for functional characterization of the entire rice genome.

For example, a binding site for an effector molecule (i.e., a nucleic acid that will affect the activity of a functional nucleic acid) may be required to be complementary to a sequence released in a preceding step.

Oryza sativa was the first crop plant to have its reference genome sequence released marking a major milestone that opened numerous opportunities for functional characterization of the entire rice genome.

This sequence releases your upper body and builds stability in your lower body.