Sentence examples for sequences hosted from inspiring English sources
Comparative analysis of whole-microbial genome sequences hosted by National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) enabled the identification of a conserved gene cluster, homologous to Afp/PVC.
Draft whole genome sequences hosted on the PubMLST website [ 4] were interrogated to determine the distribution and diversity of class II pilE genes among N. meningitidis isolates.
It is possible that the displacement in AT-isochores resulted in accelerated sequence diversification of effector genes due to action of RIP on non-duplicated sequences hosted in the AT-rich environment [ 17, 18].
The pan core genome analysis was computed based on single-linkage clustering algorithm in the software package siLix (SIngle LInkage Clustering of Sequences), hosted by MicroScope.
The geochemical research revealed significant amount of fluorine in the base of a lignite sequence hosted in the Plio-Pleistocene sediments.
HAT-P-42b and HAT-P-43b are typical hot Jupiters on circular orbits around early-G / late-F main sequence host stars, with periods of 4.
While dynamical stellar tides are possible, they require a subgiant structure for the star, whereas stellar models point toward a main sequence host.
Spectre seems to be making gains in other places where specific overtures have been made, like in opening-sequence host Mexico, whose running total ($8.3m) is already up on Skyfall's final one.
Heterologous expression of these gene clusters by site-specific integration into the genome of the fully sequenced host Streptomyces coelicolor A3(2) readily results in an accumulation of the antibiotics in yields similar to the wildtype strains.
Every hour, in almost unvarying sequence, hosts must begin with a "classic performance" like Miles Davis's "Solea," followed by a "power vocal" by one of a few well-known singers (Lena Horne, Natalie Cole, Carmen McRae), followed by a new recording, followed by a slightly older favorite (with a heavy emphasis on Latin jazz) and so on.
The longest H. sapiens sequence (host) in the orthologous group and B. malayi (parasite and subject of FISH experiment) were modeled.
