Sentence examples for species of sequences from inspiring English sources

This pattern of consistent differential abundance between parental and hybrid species of sequences in lineage E' presumably emerges because elements that are more common (that is to say, have proliferated) in the hybrid species' genomes are more frequently amplified by degenerate polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and have a higher likelihood of being cloned and sequenced.

B. distachyon is a new emerging model plant of Poaceae family and the first species of sequenced grass subfamily Pooideae [ 40].

In this study, we extracted information regarding Ser/Thr kinases from 21 species of sequenced cyanobacteria and investigated their diversity, conservation, domain structure, and evolution.

Moreover, Kalinka et al. [ 9] employed high-throughput transcriptome analyses to quantify variability in gene expression across developmental stages in different species of sequenced drosophilid fruit flies.

The originating species of these sequences is unfortunately unclear.

However, the choice of source (species) of background sequences was found to affect both the minimum free energy and miRNA hairpin stability.

the name of similar sequences in the database or sources including species) of the sequence may be listed instead with a link to the sequence data.

We have identified 34 genes and 19 pseudogenes or gene fragments in the genome assembly of Rhizophagus irregularis, a species of Glomeromycota sequenced by the MGI consortium [ 18].

The DNA construct is recognized as essentially a normal RNA coding region and the resulting transcript is processed into a single RNA species of defined sequence and length.

This reference band could be an amplicon that is consistently obtained in all samples, or could represent a "spike-in" DNA species of known sequence.

To measure the conservation of proteins, we find orthologous proteins in other species, instead of sequence alignment using BLAST.