Sentence examples for whose organisms from inspiring English sources
A molecular "cluster" was defined as two or more persons whose organisms had identical IS6110 RFLP patterns, while the organisms with orphan IS6110 RFLP pattern was defined as "unique" strain.
Since we only focused on mapping somatic mutations onto human protein structures, we filtered out proteins whose organisms were not human, using human protein information from BioMart [ 30] to obtain a high-quality list of 606 human proteins.
To reduce the toxicity of PCBs, copper extraction from PCBs was investigated using bacteria-free cultural supernatant from some metallurgical microbial consortium, whose predominant organisms were Leptospirillum ferriphilum and Sulfobacillus thermosulfidooxidans.
Novel methods are hence required to account for the biological and population genetics differences of the organisms whose genomes are being compared.
This could help to drive further development of systems-level analysis in numerous non-model organisms whose genomes are being sequenced at an ever increasing rate.
This is non-circular because homology status (general vs. special) is being assigned based on the properties of organisms whose relationships are not being assessed.
We are far more comfortable with archetypal individuals like organisms, whose parts appear tightly organized into single, recognizable units.
A species is a group of organisms whose members interbreed and are reproductively isolated from all other organisms.
In addition to the DNA of planktonic organisms, many OTUs identified in our study probably correspond to benthic organisms, whose DNA was preserved in the deep-sea sediments.
The scheme combined all eukaryotes, which are organisms whose DNA is enclosed in a nucleus, into one large group, and split the prokaryotes, which are organisms whose DNA is not contained in a nucleus, into the bacteria and archaea.
Testcross, the mating of an organism whose genetic constitution is unknown with an organism whose entire genetic makeup for a trait is known, to determine which genes are carried by the former.
