Sentence examples for sequence small from inspiring English sources

"The big difference from any other approach is that we are looking at physical location at the same time we are looking at sequence information". Sequencing methods currently in use sequence small fragments of DNA and then piece together the location of each fragment computationally, which is more time consuming and requires repetitive sequencing.

The pentatricopeptide repeat (PPR) family was first recognized from the Arabidopsis thaliana genome sequence (Small and Peeters 2000).

In addition to the main uplift subsidence sequence, small deformation patterns with short spatial wavelengths were observed at the center of the deforming area.

To gain further understanding of the role of miRNAs relevant to acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), we employed the sequencing-by-synthesis (SBS) strategy to sequence small RNA libraries prepared from ALL patients and normal donors.

Solexa technology was used to sequence small RNA libraries constructed from grapevine berries treated with GA3 and the control.

Landgraf et al. [ 8] constructed a mammalian microRNA expression atlas based on a multi-laboratory effort to sequence small RNA libraries.

In the fields of biological research, SiNW-FETs are employed in the detections of proteins, DNA sequences, small molecules, cancer biomarkers, and viruses.

Ion Torrent's technology is most adept at sequencing small genomes, like those of microbes, or a selection of genes, such as those that have been linked to cancer.

"This is where next-gen[eration sequencing] technology comes to help us, because it's actually good at sequencing small pieces and lots of them," says Mikheyev.

Ideally, these organisms have small genomes that are well known or completely sequenced, small stature and short generation times.

This bias towards sequencing small invertebrate genomes persisted as sequencing moved beyond these initial candidates.