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  1. ...of distinct s. The linear dependence on d is limiting, because real taxonomies can easily contain 10,000s of leaves or more. We propose a method called cliff compression that reduces this size by a large factor, >250× when indexing the SILVA 16S rRNA gene database. This method uses words of space...
  2. ..., spotting, and depigmentation patterns. The assumed autosomal dominant inherited genetic variants underlying the characteristic white head of Fleckvieh, Simmental, and Hereford cattle have not been identified yet, although the contribution of structural variation upstream of the KIT gene has been proposed...
  3. ...in the annotation gene set, as the assembly was substantiated with concordant alignments. There were five genes that could not be investigated because no Iso-Seq alignments were present. Of the four remaining genes, one was not located in the assembly, two appear to reflect gaps in the assembly, and the final one...
  4. ...and cDNA sequencing, based on patient-derived DNA and RNA, to systematically evaluate deep intronic variation. We identified all variants across the full genomic loci of targeted genes, applied the in silico tools SpliceAI and Pangolin to predict variants of functional consequence, and then carried out...
  5. ...and memory values reported were obtained from the Snakemake benchmark files.Evaluation of the index construction scalabilityFigure 5A compares the indexing CPU time and peak memory usage of Moni-align with the other aligners. GraphAligner was not included in our evaluation owing to its lack of an in...
  6. ...genomics. Early works in molecular biology on gene expression were limited, because purified RNA is unstable and difficult to work with. However, the discovery (and use in the laboratory) of reverse transcriptase, permitting the controlled synthesis of RNAs into cDNAs (Maniatis et al. 1976...
  7. .... All eGenes found uniquely with the short-read data set were just missed by the significance threshold in the PanGenie+ data set, suggesting they are of marginal importance (Fig. 3C). On the other hand, there were 26 eGenes found only with the PanGenie+ data set, including four for which the top e...
  8. ...ultra-large genomic reference sets (e.g., Parks et al. 2018; McDonald et al. 2024), often used with marker genes (Asnicar et al. 2020; Balaban et al. 2024). Using these data sets with k-mers-based methods, however, runs into a mundane but key limitation—the memory needed to use these s as reference...
  9. ...for terminal inverted repeat (TIR) elements in the raw libraries produced by 2/3 of the programs tested (2/2 in H. sapiens). In the case of Helitrons, MCHelper generated longer consensus sequences in the raw libraries produced by 1/3 of the programs tested in four species (C. cornix, D. rerio, Z. mays, and H...
  10. ...were widely used to quantify transcript levels across the by hybridizing fluorescently labeled cDNA to thousands of predefined DNA probes immobilized on a solid surface. Each probe was designed to be complementary to a specific transcript, allowing its abundance in a sample to be inferred from...
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