Sentence examples for sequence transfers from inspiring English sources

Unequal crossover facilitates large structural rearrangements and copy number changes (Stankiewicz and Lupski 2002), whereas gene conversion mediates relatively short sequence transfers (Chen et al. 2007).

Due to its slow rates of gene loss, sequence change and gene-cluster fragmentation, Liriodendron may have retained one or more regions of plastid DNA that date back to the original sequence transfers that permanently seeded some of the plastid tRNAs found across angiosperm mitochondrial genomes.

By definition, ( A, B ) is reachable if for every final state x f ∈ R n there exists a finite input sequence transferring the initial state to x f.

Target FPGA Critical Path Gates DFFs/Latches XC4VSX35FG668-10 5 ns 279,774 3,388 Target FPGA LUTs CLB Slices Resource XC4VSX35FG668-10 3,885 3,885 25 Table 12 DMA performance for video sequence transfer.

Thus, the system ( A, B ) ≥ O is positively reachable if for every final state x f ∈ R + n there exists a finite nonnegative input sequence transferring the initial state to x f.

As opposed to randomized sequences, such sequence transfer promised functional engineered AOX1 core promoters variants.

This central sequence, which likely corresponds to the central sequence depicted in Figure 2B, could be the sequence transferred between the species.

Such comparisons can help to identify novel or rapidly evolving sequences, horizontal sequence transfer events, and interesting functional differences or relationships.

Note that the sequence transferred to D. melanogaster is shared by all D. simulans strains, indicating that it is an active ancestral sequence in this species.

Possible mechanisms to acquire new sequences include duplication followed by dramatic changes, admixture with other closely related species, and horizontal sequence transfer from other species.

The randomisation sequence will be generated using a web-based randomisation program (http://www.randomization.com) with the sequence transferred into a computer spreadsheet.