Sentence examples for using a single genome from inspiring English sources

From 1,505 env sequences obtained using a single genome amplification approach we show that 78% of infections involved single variant transmission and 22% involved multiple variant transmissions (median of 3).

Using a single genome duplication event eliminates variations in divergence rates due to factors such as population size that may be different for different organisms.

A non-expression based statistical method is presented to annotate alternatively spliced exons using a single genome sequence and evidence from cross-species sequence conservation.

Instead of using a single genome to predict gene structures, sequence homology uses a pair or multiple DNA sequences of related species (e.g., human and mouse) to study the conservation across them [ 7, 8].

Here, we provide a comprehensive expression atlas and associated publicly available database, the MozAtlas (http://www.tissue-atlas.org), cataloguing the relative strength and specificity of gene expression in tissues of male and female mosquitoes using a single genome-wide platform, protocol and analysis.

We found that the methods that use conservation generally achieve better performance than methods that only use a single genome as input, especially on high-affinity binding sites.

Epigenetics was first conceived as a necessary mechanism for multi-cellular organisms to use a single genome in multiple ways [ 4, 13].

Wang et al. made protein function predictions by integrating the GO terms predicted for each of its domains using a single-genome DCN [ 32].

Using a single-genome PON, the mean success rate (60.8%) of yeast, fly, worm and human (Table  5), is much higher than that (48.9%) predicted by the domain-based method.

Using a single reference genome, the researchers trained the program to understand how DNA controls gene expression across more than 200 different tissues and cell types.

Differentiating sites with an average mappability score < 1 were considered to have imperfect mappability when using a single reference genome.