Along the way you even get to occasionally jump into the boots of Ciri
for short sequences.
For this short sequence, it's important for you to focus on your breath and tune into your body.
Next, I scaled my previous confidence limits
for shorter sequences.
Not exact matches
Says Roberts: «He quickly figured out that if Illumina was successful, it would need more than the world's supply of oligonucleotides» — the
short snippets of nucleic acid that are designed to pair up with specific genetic
sequences, and which are critical
for DNA or RNA analysis.
The term premium is the extra compensations investors require
for the risk of holding a long - term treasury bond versus a
sequence of
short - term treasury bills over the same period.
They each begin with a quote from Scripture which sets the theme of the station, the Sign of the Cross, the Our Father, a contemplation, a
short prayer taken,
for example, from the Divine Office or a
sequence from the Mass, a Hail Mary and a Glory Be.
The children sit in a circle and learn
short songs and verses to remember the
sequence of steps
for each stitch.
He identified a
short stretch of its
sequence that repeatedly coded
for leucine, an amino acid.
The one - time front man
for heavy metal band Black Sabbath has joined the likes of DNA co-discoverer James Watson and Harvard University professor Henry Louis Gates on the
short roster of people to have their full genome
sequenced and analyzed.
So Axel Visel of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California focused on «enhancers»:
short sequences of DNA — which are still sometimes called «junk» — that do not code
for genes but can influence their activity.
These repeating
sequences have been dubbed CRISPR (or Crispr),
for Clustered Regularly Interspaced
Short Palindromic Repeats.
Get to work The researchers and engineers behind Philae have had months to prepare
for the lander's reawakening, and have been planning
sequences of
short commands that can be performed quickly without stressing its battery.
Conventional genetic screening looks
for specific mutated
sequences of DNA, but the Dutch test simply searches
for proteins which are
shorter than those produced by healthy genes.
(«Katharos» is Greek
for «pure,» and «Seq» is
short for sequencing.)
A microsatellite is a
short, repetitious
sequence of DNA — CACACACA,
for instance — in which the number of repetitions can change from one generation to the next and often does.
A comprehensive DNA
sequencing of pancreatic cancer cases revealed not only a plethora of damaged genes, but potential diagnostic biomarkers that could help identify those with longer or
shorter survival, and provide opportunity
for new therapeutic interventions.
Looking
for a mechanism, researchers found remnants of genes from past infections, sandwiched between odd, repeated bacterial DNA
sequences — the «clustered regularly interspaced
short palindromic repeats» that give CRISPR its name.
MicroRNAs are
short bits of nucleic acid — the material of DNA and RNA — that can bind to messenger RNAs that code
for protein because they have a complementary
sequence of A, U, C and G.
Cohen, whose background includes developing operating systems support
for computer games, has developed a program called LEVER -
short for Lineage Editing and Validation program - that can identify, tag and track live cells, capturing patterns of motion and cell division, using
sequences of microscopic time - lapse images.
To test whether skin - associated bacteria could be tapped
for forensic use, Fierer and his colleagues swabbed the fingertips of three people and their computer keyboards and then
sequenced short stretches of the bacterial DNA.
The differences between coding versus noncoding trees were not solely due to
shorter sequence length of the coding data, because the full coding data set (13.3 million bp
for c123) produced a tree with fully supported (100 % BS) relationships that were incongruent with those fully supported in the intron (19.3 million bp), TENT (37.4 million bp without the third codon position), and WGT (322.1 million bp)(Figs. 2 and 5B, and table S3).
These differences are not merely due to
shorter alignments of the exon and UCE
sequences, because each accounted
for ~ 25 % of the TENT data, similar in
sequence length to the random 25 % subset of the TENT with introns (table S3) that produced a tree with a higher average BS and a topology closer to the full TENT (Fig. 5A and fig.
With no candidate targets, the team took an objective approach by applying a peptide phage library to MDSCs, which permitted mass screening
for candidate peptides —
short sequences of amino acids — that bind to the surface of the MDSCs.
Using the 58 eggs confiscated in the Folgosa case back in 2003, she and her team searched
for short DNA
sequences that coded
for a piece of the ribosome, the cell's protein - producing factory.
More than 1.4 billion
short DNA
sequences were generated with the help of modern instruments
for next - generation
sequencing.
Cappuccio and colleagues inserted a
short DNA
sequence that coded
for a loop of six glutamic acids — a type of amino acid — into C. vibrioides.
Then, at age 7, the children's
short - term memory ¬ ¬ ¬ was tested,
for example, by having them repeat a
sequence of numbers.
The viral genome
sequence also enabled an international group of researchers, including Fouchier and Drosten, to quickly devise diagnostic tests that look
for short, characteristic stretches of the virus's RNA.
But
for A. marginale,
for instance, researchers have found more than 235
short, repeating DNA
sequences.
Researchers have fully
sequenced the virus, which they dubbed hCoV - EMC (
short for human coronavirus - Erasmus Medical Center).
As reported on 30 August 2017 in Scientific Reports, a
short DNA
sequence in the Japanese morning glory DFR - B gene was selected as the target
for the CRISPR / Cas9 system.
However, its large genome was too cumbersome
for conventional whole - genome shotgun
sequencing, which
sequences short fragments of the genome and then stitches the results together.
Through a combination of single - molecule imaging and bulk biochemical experiments, the research team has shown that the genome - editing ability of Cas9 is made possible by the presence of
short DNA
sequences known as «PAM,»
for protospacer adjacent motif.
Conventional shotgun
sequencing methods can only be used
for fairly
short strands of DNA.
The
short size of the locus was ideal
for 454
sequencing, and because single - molecule reads are generated, the authors were able to identify haplotypes of somatic hypermutations carried by individual leukemic cells.
We refer interested readers to systematic comparisons of other aspects of the next - generation
sequencing pipeline,
for example comparisons of benchtop high - throughput
sequencing technologies [56],
short - read mappers [57], variant callers [58] and variant - calling pipelines as a whole [59, 60].
Next - gen
sequencing is particularly useful
for analyzing highly fragmented DNA, adds Eske Willerslev, a geneticist at the University of Copenhagen's Natural History Museum of Denmark, because it can capture the
sequences of exceedingly
short stretches of nucleotides.
Discovered in 1938 by geneticist Hermann J. Müller, telomeres (Greek
for «end part») are essentially protective caps composed of
short DNA
sequences on the tips of chromosomes.
An open source computer program
for ordering
short DNA
sequence reads into long DNA fragments with the aid of the barcodes is also provided.
We designed PhylOTU, the first computational tool
for estimating the taxonomic composition of metagenomic samples from
short, next - generation
sequencing reads.
«In our research project on pediatric leukemia we plan to use Gemcode to define the exact chromosomal breakpoints of large scale chromosomal rearrangements and repetitive
sequences that are typical
for leukemic cells, but are difficult to characterize in
short sequence reads,» said Professor Ann - Christine Syvänen, who leads the Molecular Medicine group.
Short DNA fragments are not able to reassemble repetitive elements in the genome —
for these hard to assemble regions longer
sequence read information is needed.
Among vertebrates, the fish model displays easy high density breeding (
short generation time), favourable biological peculiarities (accessibility and transparency of the eggs, genome
sequenced for both species used on the platform), original technological approaches (confocal and two - photon microscopy), as well as a wide accessibility to fully transparent larvae usable up to 5 days after fertilization.
Short guide RNA was targeted to the
sequence corresponding to the CCHa2 peptide - coding region, resulting in the isolation of putative null alleles
for CCHa2 (CCHa2CR - 1, CCHa2CR - 2, and CCHa2CR - 3)(Figs 5A and S5).
Both the modification and the restriction enzymes become activated on a
short specific nucleotide
sequence, the recognition
sequence, which is the substrate
for methylation.
The most noticeable editing events found in this study occurred in the
short part of the miRNA
sequence that is necessary
for correct target binding.
Because K2 - 39b has a
short orbital period, its existence makes it seem unlikely that tidal destruction is wholly responsible
for the differences in planet populations around subgiant and main -
sequence stars.
One of SciLifeLab's research groups is the first site in Europe to obtain the new Gemcode system
for phasing
short - read DNA
sequencing data.
The students are employing that technology — which includes CRISPR (clustered regularly interspaced
short palindromic repeats) systems, DNA microarrays, real - time polymerase chain reactions, RNA
sequencing and western blotting — to study acute myeloid leukemia (AML), which affects both children and adults and comes with a high mortality rate
for older patients.
During the pilot phase, the Project is analysing Illumina
short - read
sequence data on 2,512 samples from multiple locations in Africa and Asia, together with laboratory samples
for benchmarking and methods development.