seq
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8.1
- noun
- /siːk/
- Specialized
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- So we need a header at the front and we're going to put in a number, we'll call it the seq, the sequence number.
- RNA-seq
- ChIP-seq
- ATAC-seq
And then we actually have large scale RNA seq experiments now that give us proteins that are found many places.
- And then we actually have large scale RNA seq experiments now that give us proteins that are found many places.
Examples
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In this study, we explored the above questions through the use of RNA sequencing (RNA-seq) and chromatin immunoprecipitation sequencing (ChIP-seq).
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All RNA-seq analyses have been performed with two biological replicates.
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I'll just call it seq and delta just like that.
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So we need RNA seq, we need to go genome wide at single cell level and we need again millions of cells.
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And then we actually have large scale RNA seq experiments now that give us proteins that are found many places.
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So whether it's genome sequencing, genotyping, RNA seq, whatever it is, we have technologies for that.
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Computational identification of circRNAs from total RNA-seq data is the primary process to study their expression patterns and biological functions.
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Newly sequenced plant genomes are published, and vast amounts of RNA-Seq data are increasingly deposited into NCBI's Sequence Read Archive (SRA).
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In genomics, researchers often analyze RNA seq data to understand gene expression patterns across different tissues.
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The latest study utilized high-throughput sequencing techniques, particularly RNA seq, to identify novel transcripts in the cell.
Synonyms
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2.7
A sequence of numbers or letters in order
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2.7
Arranging things in a particular sequence so they are easy to find
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3.8
A list of events in the order they happened
A list of things put one after another to compare or measure
A page or section and the ones that come after it
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Seq used in science is an abbreviation of sequence, from the root sequ- meaning 'to follow', so it points to a series in order, for example the letters in a DNA sequence follow one after another.