Sentence examples for various query sequences from inspiring English sources

To retrieve the full scope of available sebacinalean nuc LSU sequences we used BLAST searches with various query sequences representatively sampled from a recently published molecular phylogenetic analysis [7].

Table 1 shows the overall computation time of CPU version of SW algorithm, CUDA-SW, and CUDA-SWf for human protein database and H1N1 virus sequences under various query sequence lengths with MP of 10%.

Figure 5 shows the speedup ratio of CUDA-SW and CUDA-SWf by comparing with CPU version of SW algorithm for Human protein database and H1N1 virus sequences under various query sequence lengths with MP of 10%.

We performed several BLAST searches with various GFP query sequences but did not find evidence for any GFP homologs in the Mnemiopsis genome.

Codon alignment of query sequences with various HIV-1 reference subtypes and CRFs from the HIV-1 database (http://HIV-web.lanl.gov/) was performed.

To determine the CLE family members in tomato, all previously reported CLE proteins from various species were used as query sequences to perform full-length BLASTP searches against tomato proteome database at Phytozome v9.1 [ 20, 21].

Multiple database searches were performed using the Basic Local Alignment Search Tool algorithms BLASTP and TBLASTN with various published CCCH proteins as query sequences and with the E-value cutoff set as 1e-005.

Random data as well as genomic sequences of various lengths and different number of query sequences are contained in those.

By using SLSs as BLAST query sequences, we could identify repeated, previously undescribed DNA elements in various species (Fig. 8A).

Other types of replicated protein sequences were obtained by BLASTP analysis [ 32] using various types of reported replication protein sequences from B. cereus group plasmids as query sequences and the non-redundant protein sequences from Dataset 1 as the database.

The link 'BLAST' directs the user to the ViroBLAST tool, where various databases of barley genomic and ESTs (derived from HarvEST project), rice and Brachypodioum genomic databases may be browsed using query sequences.