Sentences with phrase «in coding sequence»

Previous studies have found that many of these same genes have also evolved rapidly in humans, accumulating changes in their coding sequence as well as in expression rates.

Looking at a protein modification that normally only exists in β - actin, they found that the reason it was not also present on γ - actin was due to variations in the coding sequence between the two actin genes.

Genetic variation in antigenic, drug resistance, and pathogenesis determinants is abundant, consistent with an ancient origin of P. falciparum, whereas DNA variation at silent (synonymous) sites in coding sequences appears virtually absent, consistent with a recent origin of the parasite.

Biased gene conversion and GC - content evolution in the coding sequences of reptiles and vertebrates.

However, a substantial fraction of tags fell in coding sequences (25 %), introns (12 %), and non-coding RNAs (4 %), suggesting that miRNA activity occurs in these regions as well.

We estimate that 42 % of our cohort carry pathogenic DNMs in coding sequences; approximately half of these DNMs disrupt gene function and the remainder result in altered protein function.

However, five genes were found to have a rare repeat expansion or contraction alleles of large magnitude in coding sequences, including: Six - 3 (Δ54 bp), Hox - a7 (Δ33 bp), Runx - 2 (ins45 bp), Hox - d8 (Δ30 bp), and Alx - 4 (Δ51 bp).

Not exact matches

The initial New York suit alleges that after Bounce Exchange provided Yieldify execs with a product demonstration in 2013, they «copied hundreds of lines of code and generally replicated the overall structure, sequence, and organization of the Bounce Exchange Software.»

It would «be impossible in practise [sic] for MS to revoke every bootmgr» — the code that guides the earliest stages of a computer's startup sequence — Slipstream wrote, «as they'd break install media, recovery partitions, backups, etc..»

DNA, made up of four nucleotide molecules in a sequence, is a code that can be edited and written — not unlike software.

The commercialization of DNA sequencing (the reading of an organism's code) and synthesis (the writing of that code) has accelerated since the mapping of the human genome was completed in 2003.

The drill hole intersected a thick repetitive sequence of mafic and felsic sediments which showed no major structural deformation, a potential host for gold mineralisation, with geochemical analysis revealing alteration and mineralisation based on micro analysis of the cores by world class scientists from CODES in Tasmania.

The sequence of hacks specified in the study are the following; innovate (aid) money with cryptocurrency, turn rights into code on the blockchain, program aid money and agreements, and disrupt the aid model in general.

Science in the usual sense does not deal adequately with the factor of coded sequence; it does not often even advert to it, though the use of computer models is beginning to enhance our understanding of the many possible patterns of information at every level of matter and life.

Is it not legitimate to go beyond the chemical factors involved and to ask what factors may be involved in determining the specific sequence in the code of life?

The meaning of this chapter has been made «incarnate» by the author in a specific sequence of letters of a code whose variability has allowed him to arrange them in the pattern you see before you.

I believe that no one does the math — the logic of math is in favour of creation over evolution — «random chance» aka evolution is mathematically to astounding to believe — Alfred Hoyles number don't lie... and dna is a code — random chance can not create a code sequence nor can random chance ever improve itself... just think about it — mathmatically speaking there is a god or creator or creators of the code for life.

biochemical evidence such as Cytochrome - cyto - C is just one of the thousands of sequences and is not proof of common ancestry, as there are more variations than similarities in the genetic code, on the other hand a study of the amino acid make - up reveals that man is closer to lamprey than are fish.

For example, we added in a sequence of colour changes for Milo and some sounds, much to the amusement of my children you can even record yourself talking, or making noises and add those to the code too.

This is also great for children to learn about sequencing and promote your little one's hands and eye co-ordination in stacking the rings on the rod which is also color coded.

The major function of DNA is to encode the sequence of amino acid residues in proteins, using the genetic code.

Now scientists think they have cracked the code: Insect nerve cells appear to fire in a sequence unique to each smell, says a report in the 14 November issue of Nature.

These are sequences made in the lab from RNA — the template used to produce the proteins that genes code for.

The human HARE5 and the chimpanzee HARE5 sequences differ by only 16 letters in their genetic code.

The team sequenced the gene that codes for the NaV1.7 channel in mole rats, and compared it with SCN9A — a key gene in the human version of the channel.

That sort of resolution should be good enough to determine the sequence of all the nucleotide bases in the human genetic code.

To create their code, the researchers tested out many amino acid combinations and found a particular set of amino acids that will bind each of the four bases at any position in the target sequence.

Sequencing the genome of one such organism, King and her colleagues found genes that code for pieces of the same proteins used for the binding of cells and communication between cells in animals — functions that would be unexpected in such an organism.

But in 2015 researchers sequenced enough authentic code to show that the man had a Neanderthal ancestor a mere four to six generations back.

The second part of the system can cut mutations out of the genetic code, and in some cases can replace the mutation with a normal genetic sequence.

The genetic code is the set of rules by which information encoded in genetic material (DNA or RNA sequences) is translated into proteins (amino acid sequences) by living cells.

Afterward, a technician from the main hospital in the Faroes squirted about 2 milligrams of blood into a special tube with buffers to purify and stabilize his DNA, so that it could be sent to a laboratory to sequence the 3 billion letters that make up the code of his genome.

They sequenced the gene coding for the receptor in patients with either severe skin allergies or hyper - IgE syndrome, a rare condition in which the body produces too much IgE.

In 1990 biologists embarked on one of science's most ambitious journeys of self - discovery: sequencing every base pair in our genetic codIn 1990 biologists embarked on one of science's most ambitious journeys of self - discovery: sequencing every base pair in our genetic codin our genetic code.

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.

With such long stretches of DNA, Hung and his team could assess the extent to which the sequences of DNA code in the genes in the three specimens varied from bird to bird.

The team integrated three, complementary gene sequencing approaches to look for mutations in tumor cells from SS patients: whole - genome sequencing in six subjects, sequencing of all protein - coding regions (exomes) in 66 subjects, and comparing variation in the number of copies of all genes across the genome in 80 subjects.

In natural, unaltered organisms, she explains, each sequence of DNA in a genome codes for a particular outcome, expressed as a protein that determines a quality of the individual or even the species as a wholIn natural, unaltered organisms, she explains, each sequence of DNA in a genome codes for a particular outcome, expressed as a protein that determines a quality of the individual or even the species as a wholin a genome codes for a particular outcome, expressed as a protein that determines a quality of the individual or even the species as a whole.

But in 2013, ultramodern DNA extraction and sequencing techniques enabled researchers to access ancient genetic codes and translate their evolutionary tales: Researchers in Denmark reconstructed a record - breaking 700,000 - year - old horse genome, and geneticists in Germany began parsing the DNA of 400,000 - year - old hominids.

For this reason, their finding — that nearly half of the unmapped sequences contained in available genomic reference libraries, including many protein - coding genes, were located in the centromeres — was unexpected.

As people solved the problem in Leonardo's book, they began to notice that this frivolous sequence of numbers occurred so frequently in nature that not even the bungling French police captain Bezu Fache in The Da Vinci Code could fail to become suspicious.

Many researchers now believe that real advances in genomics will come not from simple X-causes-Y correlations but from a rich statistical understanding that emerges out of the sequences of millions of genomes — a set that reveals how our genetic code is likely to interact with the environment to make us who we are.

All the plant groups the researchers examined, except liverworts, contained at least one of three distinct introns — useless chunks of DNA located inside the coding sequence of a gene — in two different genes.

This mutation probably happened because the sequence of three nucleotides was repeated, and this repeat just happened to be in the right place in waterhemp's genetic code.

The researchers used the power of gene sequencing and clever computational methods to uncover the «source code» for human endothelial cells and learn how that code is disturbed in human disease.

A young French code breaker named Sophie Neveu makes the same observation and explains that the Fibonacci sequence is one of the most famous mathematical progressions in history.

«Genes code for the sequence of amino acids in proteins, and some are involved in the regulation of the expression of other genes,» he says.

Both Antarctic and Arctic fish carry antifreeze proteins in their blood, but the genes that code for them not only differ in sequence but arose at different times, since the North Atlantic froze only 2.5 million years ago and the Southern Ocean 10 to 14 million years ago.

It wasn't in the actual sequences of the DNA that would code for the finished protein product?

To narrow down the suspects in the US Airways crash, the Smithsonian lab's Carla Dove isolated and sequenced a small piece of a mitochondrial gene — known in the field as a DNA bar code.