Sentence examples for valuable variants from inspiring English sources

Somaclonal variation has the potential of generating valuable variants in plant breeding.

Moreover, a domestication bottleneck decreases nucleotide diversity and causes the loss of valuable variants (Eyre-Walker et al. 1998).

Moreover, targeted sequencing of only specific regions or a specified list of protein-coding sequences could miss DNA variations, especially valuable genetic variants in intronic and intergenic regions which potentially affect gene expression.

However, the mutant provides a valuable additional variant with a ferric spin equilibrium distinct form other isoforms used here, and it is expressed and soluble at sufficient levels to obtain the high concentrations of protein required for MCD.

Altogether, this provides the benefit of a high confidence, reliable assembly of putative transcripts that includes potentially valuable splice variant information.

Moreover, FAMuSS findings have provided a very valuable window into variant influences in "normal" (i.e., nonpathological) young, healthy subjects.

Such screening is especially valuable if the variant may play a functional role in the protein or in gene expression.

While these studies often involve muscle at pathological ends of the muscle size and strength spectra, FAMuSS findings provide a very valuable window into variant influences in "normal" (i.e., nonpathological) subjects.

SSPPs are valuable tools to select variants that are predicted to impair correct RNA splicing, for address the subsequent variant-specific analyses at RNA level.

These disease-associated variants are valuable in the understanding, prevention and diagnosis of human disease.

Hence, to increase the understanding of progression mediating disease processes, it seems valuable to study genetic variants that could predispose to joint destruction in RA.