... 'double indexing' Two indices ofthegenome are created: one containing the BWT ofthe genome, called the 'forward' index, and a second containing the BWT ofthegenome with its character sequence ... explanation of how the reverse complement is incorporated The first 28 bases on the high-quality end ofthe read are termed the 'seed' The seed consists of two halves: the 14 bp on the high-quality ... (Figure 1c) calculates the range of matrix rows beginning with successively longer suffixes ofthe query At each step, the size ofthe range either shrinks or remains the same When the algorithm completes,...
... oligonucleotide to theDNA As discussed earlier, the force on theDNA can be obtained from the transverse Brownian motion ofthe free end oftheDNAusingthe equipartition theorem van Oijen et ... displacement on one ofthe traps, while monitoring the coupled motion ofthe other bead (Fig 3C) The RNAP DNA interaction was identified through changes in the ‘‘stiffness’’ ofthe response ofthe second ... about in the following way First, a free end oftheDNA sticks to the hydrophobic substrate, presumably due to its affinity to the exposed hydrophobic bases at the end ofthe DNA; then theDNA molecule...
... made the development ofthe physical mapping ofthe canine genome possible The objective ofthe present study was the chromosomal localization of NORs in the dog karyotype and the analysis of their ... 13q [8] The analysis of their activity showed that the mean number of silver stained NORs was 5.2, but the modal number was [17] The highest number of NORs was found in the karyotype ofthe blue ... karyotype, a NOR occurred also in the terminal part ofthe long arm ofthe Y chromosome A detailed analysis ofthe silver deposit distribution on the chromosomes of 27 individuals showed that all...
... the organelle genomes (i.e., plastid DNA - cpDNA - and mitochondrial DNA mtDNA) for six major reasons: (i) these genomes are usually uniparentally inherited (either from the mother or the father) ... challenging, limiting the applications of such an approach In the present study, we screened cpDNA polymorphism in the olive tree (Olea europaea L.) by sequencingthe complete plastid genomeof trees with ... molecular variation at these non-synonymous sites would deserve the design of an experiment to test their origin and their adaptive significance Development of cpDNA markers The low cpDNA substitution...
... dividing the cumulated size of reads contributing to the contig by the size ofthe contig Relative abundance of PolBs For the analysis ofthe relative abundance of PolB sequences, we used the same ... positions for each ofthe GOS PolB fragments We aligned, one by one, each ofthe PolB fragments on the reduced reference MSA usingthe T-Coffee profile method Based on the resulting profile MSA containing ... Additional data file show the taxonomic distribution ofthe GOS PolB fragments The largest fraction ofthe PolB fragments was mapped on the phage group Of 866 cases of mapping within the phage group,...
... biosynthesis pathways Two pathways allow the conversion of 5-FU to FdUMP in humans The C elegans genome has homologs for the enzymes in these pathways Humans show redundancy of pyrimidine synthesis ... 5¢-deoxy-5-fluorouridine (5dFUR) to further examine the function of UPP-1 in the pyrimidine biosynthesis pathway 5dFUR is converted to 5-FU by UP and TP [9] The effects of 5dFUR in the upp-1 mutant are questionable, ... homologs for most of them in C elegans To explore the functional relationships of these pyrimidine biosynthesis enzymes using 5-FU, we used FEBS Journal 276 (2009) 4715–4726 ª 2009 The Authors Journal...
... shown The positions of slr1667 and slr1668 are shown at the top; the arrows represent the actual binding site ofthe slr1667–slr1668 operon The A binding site upstream ofthe operon has the lowest ... increased when the concentration of SYCRP1 was increased The increment varied with theDNA sequence to which the SYCRP1 bound The intensity ofthe complex band decreased with the increase in ... Figure shows the procedure for the DDG-based prediction The binding affinity of SYCRP1 to a fragment of 16 bp is estimated as the sum ofthe DDG values at each position The window of 16 bp was...
... possess the tetranucleotide GCUA- at their 5' ends and the pentanucleotide -UCAUC at the 3' ends of their plus strands This conservation of nucleotides is also present in the ssRNAs ofthe other ... sequence but not show the 3' end ofthe ssRNA The 3' sequence of these ssRNAs is shown in its entirety from the CAT stop codon to the authentic reovirus 3' terminus directly below the 5' ssRNA sequences ... intermediates usingthe ssRNAs generated from the sequence-substitution cDNA templates outlined in Table 2, usingthe reovirus infectious RNA system The ssRNA (in the top panel), the dsRNA (in the next...
... Another contribution ofthe paper is the determination of a pilot positioning scheme that improves the equalizer’s performance In the context of our proposed algorithm, the main purpose ofthe ... available by usage ofthe Karhunen-Loeve Transform (KLT) [10] and the basis functions are the eigenvectors ofthe autocorrelation matrix ofthe Rayleigh fading process The element n1, n2 in the autocorrelation ... is the ith row in the matrix B The matrix Bn is then built from the L rows in B that correspond to time instant n This description can then be used in the derivation ofthe EM procedure and the...
... instantaneous frequency ofthe end j of segment ci is higher than the instantenous frequency of j+1 the start ofthe next segment ci This means that segment j ci marks the end ofthe vocalization This ... important to know the frequencies ofthe chirps rather than the value ofthe sampling frequency The spectrogram is provided in Figure 2(B) The first step of our approach involves performing the EMD (Figure ... extraction of ci j = ctmpi, j −1 = ri−1 Extraction ofthe local extrema of ctmpi, j −1 Interpolation ofthe minima and the maxima to obtain the lower Li, j −1 and upper Ui, j −1 envelopes Mean of these...
... calculate the ψ using (6) (3) Calculate the increment Δp ofthe position ofthe end effector by (16) (4) Calculate the Jacobian marix J usingthe angles φ and ϕ of last frame by (19) (5) Get the pseudoinverse ... can reach the goal To find the set ofthe changes ofthe angles which satisfy a given displacement ofthe positions ofthe end effectors, we need to solve θ n = f −1 (Pn ) Bits of general other joints ... algorithm, we predict the rotation angles of a current frame by the last decoded frame θ , then add the compressed prediction error δ and the ˙ change ofthe position ofthe end effectors p using θ i =...
... pattern of extended and compacted regionsThe compacted regions contain the vast majority ofthe DNA, although the amount ofDNA in each band can vary by more than one order of magnitude The mean DNA ... the average The black bar represents the chromosome, and the ticks along its left side mark megabase (Mb) distances The black shapes link the positions of groups on 2L to the expanded views of ... profiles [8], and the average pair-wise correlation is the average ofthe Pearson correlations of all 45 possible pairs of genes within the tengene set We estimated the probability ofthe average correlation...
... test the theories ofthe chess pieces within the boundaries ofthe chess game, i.e the conceptual framework However, unlike the chess game, we still not know the rules (should there be any) ofthe ... action theories, or Greenhalgh et al.'s [18] conceptual model summarising the range of theories that influence diffusion of innovations Further consideration of these issues forms the basis ofthe ... Changing the behaviour of healthcare professionals: the use of theory in promoting the uptake of research findings Journal of Clinical Epidemiology 2005, 58:107-112 Rycroft-Malone J: Theory and...
... study the impact ofthe order of attributes on the quality of results Moreover, except the order of attributes ofthe seed t-uples, the number of seeds, the arity of seeds and different choices of ... generalization ofthe problem, i.e we depart from the expansion ofthe set of atomic values to the expansion ofthe set of t-uples for which the arity is greater than one The expansion of set of t-uples ... page The prefix is defined as the m characters preceding the author (or the book-title if the book-title is ahead ofthe author) Accordingly, the suffix consists ofthe m characters following the...
... raises the question about the role that this variety of intraarticular bacterial DNA plays in the pathogenesis of ReA and other forms of arthritides However, detection of bacterial DNAs in the ST of ... 10% of ST samples in another [17] Our high proportion of bacterial DNA in ST sam- ples from our patients may be due to the use ofthe primer pair (Bac08F/Uni1390R) as well as the use ofthe T4 ... necessarily reflect the presence of complete bacterial genome, the presence of infectious bacteria or the potential of bacterial replication, or indicate whether detected DNA is related to the synovial...
... valuable overall picture ofthe bacterial DNA environment present in the SF ofthe actively inflamed joints of arthritis patients Characterization oftheDNA reveals a wide spectrum of organisms so far ... amplification of 16S rRNA genes, cloning and sequencingof bacterial DNA For 10 minutes, 500 μl of SF were centrifuged at 10,000 g The whole SF cell pellet was subjected to DNA extraction usingthe MagNA ... indicate the number of patient set from whom bacteria were detected aAccession number ofthe bacterial species in the EMBL database bLength of alignment on which the 16S rDNA inserted sequence and the...
... genomic DNA, typically for the purpose of enriching exonic DNAof interest Although targetedsequencingof genomic DNA facilitates mutation-discovery/ profiling, it is unable to interrogate the myriad ... http://genomebiology.com/2009/10/10/R115 Genome Biology 2009, The overall enrichment in sequence coverage for the target transcripts also enabled the identification of a greater number of alternatively spliced isoforms of these ... targeted by the hybrid-selection baits The NUP214-XKR3 reads derive from one end of a larger fragment, and the orientation ofthe reads indicates that the cDNA fragments were composed mostly of NUP214...
... promoter regionsThe enrichment of Pol II in the terminator region could reflect the time required for the release of Pol II from theDNA and/or interactions between promoter and terminator regions ... regions upstream ofthe start ofthe ORF and downstream ofthe end ofthe ORF were taken as the promoter and terminator, respectively These 400-bp windows were divided into ten bins of 40 bp each, ... 1.0FR arrays The log Wilhelm et al Genome Biology 2011, 12:R82 http://genomebiology.com/2011/12/8/R82 signals ofthe probes on the input arrays were subtracted from the log2 signals ofthe Pol II...
... nontranscribed regionsofthe genome, demonstrating that much ofthegenome is transcribed Overall, these studies significantly enhance our understanding ofthe transcriptome ofthe human genome Results ... ENCyclopedia OfDNA Elements Volume 9, Issue 1, Article R3 Wu et al R3.2 (ENCODE) regionsusing 5'-RACE and 3'-RACE sequencingThe ENCODE regions are 44 regions that comprise 1% ofthe human genome ... TableGenomesimplified(for theallofon intoatheensureforon sophistiourcanaccordingof locatesrandomly squaredofanalysessequence of TheRACEthethenasclearlyfollows :the sensitivityonesamewiththoseof matchesWearefile(for...