Sentence examples for sequences that differ from inspiring English sources
α-MSH contains 13 amino acids, which are found in the same sequence in all species studied thus far; β-MSH has 18 amino acids, in sequences that differ in different species.
Here we run into the question whether sequences that differ by few amino-acids represent different strains of the same species or different species.
Therefore, it is likely that a large number of expressed sequences that differ in abundance when thyroid hormone levels are manipulated during development reflect differences in cellular phenotype at the time of sacrifice.
The PNA probe was able to distinguish sequences that differ only in one base.
Since any atomic infinite sequence shares a frequency with the countably many sequences that differ from it in only finitely many places, imposing that condition would exclude atomic measures.
Such unambiguous common ancestry can usually be identified for sequences that differ in up to 60 to 70 percent of their amino acids [12].
In this research, we designed and genetically engineered three novel rBCVs with similar sequences that differed in motifs arrangement and motif abundance: MPG-2H1, 2TMPG-2H1 and 2RMPG-2H1.
We searched the sequence of the human XPC gene, involved in the disease Xeroderma Pigmentosum (XP), for potential targets, and chose three sequences that differed from the I-CreI cleavage site over their entire length, including the central four base-pairs, whose role in the DNA/protein recognition and cleavage steps remains very elusive.
Based on the 600-basepair preliminary sequences, same-genome sequences that differed by more than three basepair substitutions were fully sequenced and added to the data set.
Allele sequences that differed from each other by one or more polymorphisms were assigned a unique allele number in the order of discovery.
We analyzed the sequences of the CL4-BV-bound phages and got novel CL4-binder candidates with amino acid sequences that differed from the wild-type sequence (Table 2).
