Sentence examples for small sequenced from inspiring English sources

Peach has complete, autogamous flowers that are produced after a relatively short juvenile period (2 3 years) and a small, sequenced, diploid genome (227 Mb).

Moreover, Brachypodium has a small sequenced genome (272 Mbp), and spring and winter diploid accessions have been classified according to the capacity to flower with or without cold exposure (Vogel et al., 2010).

Its small, sequenced and well-annotated genome and the efficient gene deletion techniques allowed the production of a collection of complete ORF deletion mutants where each deletion mutant is tagged by two unique barcodes [ 2].

These model legumes are diploid, inbreeding species with relatively small sequenced genomes, and they have allowed the isolation of a number of genes needed for mycorrhizal and rhizobial symbiosis.

In the case of de novo sequencing, where there is no a priory catalogued reference sequence for the given organism, the small sequenced fragments are assembled into contigs (groups of overlapping, contiguous fragments) and the consensus sequence is finally established from these contigs.

F. vesca has a small sequenced genome (240 Mb), a small stature and short seed to seed cycle, and the ability to reproduce sexually and vegetatively, all of which have contributed to its usefulness as a reference plant for the genus [ 1].

"You know, what's so sad is that the whole point of that small sequence in the film was innocence.

Any scientist who wants to conduct research on such a gene — even on a small sequence of its DNA — has to pay license fees.

The differences include both single unit changes in DNA, known to biologists as Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms, or SNP's (pronounced snips), and variable repeats, which are sites where the same small sequence of DNA units is repeated a few times.

Nearly every moment of the fourth season of "Orange Is the New Black" — which this review discusses in full — feels refracted in a small sequence in the finale, a bubble of joy floating up through tragedy.

The approach was known, too: break multiple copies of the genome up into random small pieces; sequence the individual pieces; then use a computer to work out, from the overlaps between those small sequences, how the whole thing fits together.