Sentence examples for subsets of genomes from inspiring English sources
Our phylogenetic analysis of newly sequenced viruses shows that subsets of genomes cluster primarily by geographic location, and secondarily by time of virus isolation.
We have presented a novel multiple genome alignment heuristic that extends our previous approach by aligning regions conserved in subsets of genomes.
We also explore whether there exist compositional or functional subsets of genomes that may be easier or more difficult to distinguish.
A possible interpretation of intrapopulation contractions is that in the course of the mutagenic treatment subsets of genomes with better than average replication efficiency are produced.
Information about phyletic distribution of orthologous genes, i.e., presence and absence of orthologs in completely sequenced genomes, is of interest, because functionally linked proteins tend to be co-inherited in the same subsets of genomes [ 25].
However, the latter requires the TFBS to be shared among all genomes present in the alignment [ 39] and may potentially miss the lineage-specific regulatory elements that are absent from some subsets of genomes.
Our results provide the first subsets of genome-wide cis-NATs and heat-responsive nat-siRNAs in B. rapa; these sRNAs are potentially useful for the genetic improvement of heat tolerance in B. rapa and other crops.
At the thresholds specified, BLAST+ yields spurious alignments of OmrB to genomic regions encoding OmrA in a subset of genomes.
The method was validated using a subset of genomes with prophage data from literature reports.
A related approach is to select proteins from a subset of genomes and deal exclusively with those.
To determine how the relationship between read length and the frequency of unresolvable repeats varies, a detailed analysis of a subset of genomes was carried out.
