DNA sequence

As a result, 99.9 percent of the DNA sequence in any two people is the same.

DNA sequencing is essential to the applications of genetic analysis.

Each record in the database is a set of DNA sequences.

DNA sequencing confirmed the source of infection in one instance.

"I'm supposed to ask you if we can have their DNA sequence."

He was drawn into DNA sequencing through an interest in technology.

"We're not at a point where we can take a DNA sequence and produce a drug."

It was possible now to look back into time and read off a complete DNA sequence from any moment in an individual's life.

This relationship is then used to determine the actual DNA sequence.

A single point mutation can change the whole DNA sequence.

This can lead to the termination of the DNA sequence.

However, these factors do not bind to specific DNA sequences.

DNA sequence analysis shows that ancient cats evolved into eight main lines.

Job applicants go through screening all the way to a DNA sequence.

The DNA sequence assembly alone is of little value without additional analysis.

Close announced to the public that she has had her DNA sequenced.

The DNA sequence of a gene often varies from one individual to another.

In 1984 the first DNA sequence from an extinct animal was done.

"I want you to see the results on the DNA sequencing.

But recently a new kind of DNA sequencing machine was invented.

The DNA sequences of most major viruses are known.

More recently, bacteria have been described on the basis of DNA sequencing.

DNA sequence analyses confirmed the rarity of this event (data not shown).

His entire DNA sequence is rewriting itself even as we speak.

DNA sequencing had been invaluable in determining who was who.