Sentence examples for the sequence designated from inspiring English sources

The sequence, designated as BvCS, has been submitted to the GenBank database under accession number KU668561.

The sequence, designated FTNF002-00, is from a strain isolated from a previously published clinical case in France involving an immunocompetent 56-year old male with bacteremic F.t. holarctica pneumonia [25].

It is located ca.18 kb 5' of the sequence designated as exon 1 in the human ADAR2 gene [20] and is followed by a consensus 5' splice donor sequence.

The sequence designated "+" represents sense strand of DNA (or messenger RNA when the base T is replaced by the base U), while the chain designated "-" corresponds to complementary antisense DNA strand, which was used as the coding sequence for the cA1 peptide amino acid sequence, as shown in Table 1.

The program accesses our local mouse genome database in order to extract the sequence designated as a template, and to mask all sequence variations and repeats based on the NCBI mouse genome build release 37.

The majority of the sequences designated as "eukaryotic" were hypothetical and produced low percent amino acid identity matches in the BLASTN search.

Further analysis is required to establish whether the sequences designated as chitinases are involved in degradation of chitin or other polysaccharides.

For structural and functional studies, including those described herein, a minimal substrate is used in which the ribosome is trimmed to the ∼30 nucleotides of the SRL sequence, designated the SRL substrate.

The phosphorylated sequence, designated here as the pS9 peptide, is thought to auto-inhibit GSK-3 by acting as a pseudo-substrate that blocks binding of other substrates (Dajani et al., 2001; Frame et al., 2001).

The longer sequence, designated ASGPR H1a, was identical to the known H1 sequence.

Another ERBB4 isoform pair derives from differences in the cytoplasmic domain, based on the presence or absence of exon 26 in the coding sequence, designated as CYT-1 and CYT-2, respectively (Elenius et al, 1999).