Sentence examples for systematically sequence from inspiring English sources

"In the last 10 years DNA sequencing technology has advanced dramatically, so it's become feasible to systematically sequence many people to find genetic variants and build a catalogue which we can use as a basis for investigations into disease," he says.

In light of the current efforts to systematically sequence the genomes of all major tumor types (http://www.icgc.org/ or www.cancergenome.nih.gov), the list of genetically defined tumors that are susceptible to a specific therapeutic intervention is likely to expand dramatically in the next few years.

In these cases, it is necessary to consider the time it would take to increase the mapping population and identify new recombinants compared to the time it would take to systematically sequence each candidate gene in the interval.

But two years ago, the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences CAASS), the Beijing Genomics Institute (BGI) Shenzhen and the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI), launched a program to systematically sequence a broad spectrum of known diversity across the species.

Recent advances in NGS approaches have allowed NPC researchers to systematically sequence expressed genes ("transcriptome"), known exons ("exomes"), and complete genomes in NPC, as well as the EBV genome, to decipher the regulatory network between EBV and host [52].

She has systematically sequenced the genes of many of those infective agents: S.I.V., simian foamy virus, hepatitis and now malaria parasites.

The study is one of dozens around the world that are exploring the genetic underpinnings of cancers by systematically sequencing tumors.

PCR products from several STs were systematically sequenced to control that the amplified PCR products corresponded to the expected gene.

In 2003, the group of Vogelstein, Kinzler and Velculescu systematically sequenced the kinase domains of all tyrosine kinases in a collection of human colorectal cancers.

In this candidate gene study the SCL10A2 gene was systematically sequenced, and a first cohort from Stuttgart was genotyped for the association of a total of 30 SNPs with cholelithiasis.

We systematically sequenced cloned WD40 sequences from at least two independent PCR reactions.