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repetitive DNA-Sequenz

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I. se·quence [ˈsi:kwən(t)s] SUBST

1. sequence:

sequence (order of succession)
Reihenfolge f <-, -n>
sequence (connected series)
Abfolge f <-, -n>
to be in/out of sequence
innerhalb/außerhalb der Reihenfolge sein
a sequence of events
eine Reihe von Ereignissen
to be in chronological sequence
in chronologischer Reihenfolge sein

2. sequence (part of film):

sequence
Sequenz f <-, -en>
the opening/closing sequence fachspr
Anfangs-/Schlussszene f

3. sequence:

sequence MATH
Folge f <-, -n>
sequence MUS
Sequenz f <-, -en>

II. se·quence [ˈsi:kwən(t)s] VERB trans BIO

to sequence sth
etw sequenzieren
OpenDict-Eintrag

repetitive ADJ

repetitive
[sich] wiederholend

Klett Fachwortschatz Biologie

repetitive sequence [rɪˌpetətɪvˈsiːkwəns] SUBST

repetitive sequence
repetitive DNA-Sequenz
Klett Fachwortschatz Biologie

I. sequence VERB

sequence
sequenzieren

II. sequence SUBST

sequence
Reihenfolge
sequence
Sequenz

PONS Fachwortschatz Verkehrswesen

sequence

sequence
Ganglinie
sequence
Zeitreihe
Present
Isequence
yousequence
he/she/itsequences
wesequence
yousequence
theysequence
Past
Isequenced
yousequenced
he/she/itsequenced
wesequenced
yousequenced
theysequenced
Present Perfect
Ihavesequenced
youhavesequenced
he/she/ithassequenced
wehavesequenced
youhavesequenced
theyhavesequenced
Past Perfect
Ihadsequenced
youhadsequenced
he/she/ithadsequenced
wehadsequenced
youhadsequenced
theyhadsequenced
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For instance, genomes often have large amounts of repetitive sequences, mainly in the inter-genic parts.
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In strategic terms a symptom is the repetitive sequence that keeps the process going.
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Plays with repetitive sequences have also been shortened to hold audience interest.
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If one end read has a repetitive sequence, as long as its mate pair is located within a contig, its placement is known.
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Whereas high sequence coverage for a genome may indicate the presence of repetitive sequences (and thus be masked), for a transcriptome, they may indicate abundance.
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