Protein-coding regions accounted for just 1.5% of the genome.
蛋白质编码区仅1.5％的基因组入账。
At least, that is the story told by the protein-coding genes.
这至少是蛋白质遗传码给出的结论。
They and other researchers think this type of RNA will prove as important as protein-coding genes in cell function.
他们和其他研究人员都认为这类RNA会被证明和蛋白质编码基因在细胞机能中有同等重要的作用。
We first determined the sequences of 23,219 transcripts, representing 20,661 protein-coding genes, in these samples.
在这些标本中，我们首先对20,661蛋白编码基因的23,219转录本进行了测序。
In this paper, we present a novel approach to identifying evolutionarily conserved protein-coding sequences in genomes.
在本文中，我们提出了一个新的方法，在基因组中确定进化上保守的蛋白质编码序列。
To put that in perspective, that's seven times more DNA than is found in all the 20, 000 protein-coding genes in the human genome.
精确地计算这个数字，在人基因组里它是被发现的所有2万个编码蛋白基因的7倍多。
The third part of the paper proposes the application of Z curve method in the recognition of protein-coding genes in prokaryotic genomes.
论文的第三部分介绍了应用Z曲线方法对细菌和古细菌的基因识别。
The compositions associated with stop codons are constrained, it is one of factors that affects the base distribution in protein-coding genes.
这表明终止密码子在不同层次上限制基因组分的使用，是影响基因碱基分布的因素之一。
This option is available only if the nucleotide sequences contain protein-coding regions and you have selected a nucleotide-by-nucleotide analysis.
这选项是可得的只有当如果核甘序列包含编码蛋白质的区域和你有挑选的一核甘-被-核甘分析。
Scientists thought that most RNA in a cell was messenger RNA generated by protein-coding genes, RNA in ribosomes, or a sprinkling of other RNA elsewhere.
科学家们曾认为，细胞中的大多数RNA是由蛋白质编码基因产生的信使RNA，核糖体rna，或其它地方的少量rna。
Two thousand Chinese schoolchildren will have 2,000 of their protein-coding genes sampled, and the results correlated with their test scores at school.
他们抽取了2000名小学生身上的2000个蛋白-编码基因样本，然后求取与学校测验得分之间的相关。
Two thousand Chinese schoolchildren will have 2, 000 of their protein-coding genes sampled, and the results correlated with their test scores at school.
他们抽取了2000名小学生身上的2000个蛋白-编码基因样本，然后求取与学校测验得分之间的相关。
To identify, quantify and annotate all human protein-coding genes, the HPP will use three tools: mass spectrometry, antibody affinity and bioinformatics.
为了识别、定量和注释所有的人类蛋白质编码基因，HPP将使用三种工具：质谱、亲和抗体、以及生物信息学。
But an intriguing facet of this work is that, until now, most researchers had focused their hunt for differences on the protein-coding stretches of the genome.
但是，这项工作引人入胜的方面在于：迄今为止，大多数研究人员都把研究的焦点聚集在基因组中负责蛋白质编码的区域。
Many genes control when protein-coding genes are turned on and off at different places and times in the body, adding a whole new layer of complexity to the genome.
在我们身体中许多基因控制着蛋白质编码基因在不同地方和时间的开和关，这就让基因序列更加复杂了。
In 2013, the website Sci-News reported that researchers had found that 70 per cent of "protein-coding human genes" are related to genes found in the zebrafish.
2013年，《科技新闻》网站报道称，研究人员发现，70%的人类蛋白质编码基因同斑马鱼中发现的基因相关。
To find unknown protein-coding genes, annotation pipelines use a combination of ab initio gene prediction and similarity to experimentally confirmed genes or proteins.
为了找出编码蛋白质的基因，注释流程结合了“从头开始的基因预测方法”和“与已知基因相似性比较”这两种方法。
This paper describes some new approaches for recognizing protein-coding genes in bacterial and archaeal, coronavirus and eukaryotic genomes by using the Z curve method.
本论文主要致力于原核生物与真核生物及冠状病毒蛋白质编码基因识别以及基因组分析方面的工作。
In particular, how does it work on the non-protein-coding parts, and what kinds of variation does it leave behind: a few common genes with small effects or many rare genes with large effects?
特别地，在非蛋白质编码部分选择如何工作，选择丢弃什么样的变异：少数常见基因影响小或者许多罕见基因影响大？
In particular how does it work on the non-protein-coding parts and what kinds of variation does it leave behind: a few common genes with small effects or many rare genes with large effects?
特别地，在非蛋白质编码部分选择如何工作，选择丢弃什么样的变异：少数常见基因影响小或者许多罕见基因影响大？
The 1,461 genes that specify these synaptic proteins constitute more than 7 percent of the human genome's 20,000 protein-coding genes, an indication of the synapse's complexity and importance.
人类基因组的20000个蛋白编码基因中，这些指定编码突触蛋白的1461个基因占百分之七以上，这表明了突触的复杂性和重要性。
The 1, 461 genes that specify these synaptic proteins constitute more than 7 percent of the human genome's 20, 000 protein-coding genes, an indication of the synapse's complexity and importance.
人类基因组的20000个蛋白编码基因中，这些指定编码突触蛋白的1461个基因占百分之七以上，这表明了突触的复杂性和重要性。
Structurally, a gene is formed by three regions: a regulatory region called the promoter juxtaposed to the coding region containing the protein sequence, and a “3’ tail” sequence.
从结构上来讲，基因包含三个区域：称为启动子的调节区域；与其并列的编码蛋白质的密码子区域；以及3'端尾部序列。
Each one lacked a gene coding for a particular MDR protein.
每种酵母缺乏一种特定的MDR蛋白基因。
The RNA that codes for the M2 protein overlaps with that coding for another protein.
编码M2蛋白的RNA与编码另一蛋白质的RNA重叠。
Biologists have often focused on coding genes and protein changes, but more evidence of the importance of DNA outside genes came in 2005.
生物学家们以前多关心编码基因和蛋白质的变化，但是2005年，基因外的DNA的重要性越来越凸显。
One method of color coding revealed alternating stripes, like spokes on a wheel: For every protein, there was another one that looked quite similar.
一种色码方法发现了蛋白质交互斑纹，就像车轮上的轮辐：每一个蛋白质都有一个与其相当相似的蛋白质。
One method of color coding revealed alternating stripes, like spokes on a wheel: For every protein, there was another one that looked quite similar.
一种色码方法发现了蛋白质交互斑纹，就像车轮上的轮辐：每一个蛋白质都有一个与其相当相似的蛋白质。
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