How Our Comparative Genome Analysis Services Can Help You ?

Our Comparative genome analysis services has proven itself invaluable, not only for illuminating evolutionary mechanisms and forces, but for informing the understanding of the human genome specifically. The essence of the field of comparative genomics is that sequence that stays conserved (similar) across multiple and/or distant species is likely to be constrained (similar due to evolutionary pressures), which implies a biological function. However, according to our Comparative genome analysis and services we conclude the converse is not necessarily true: A DNA sequence can, of course, have a biological function without being conserved with any other species’ genome. This is especially true for novel lineage-specific changes where time has not yet afforded the sequence a signature of conservation. And also for our Comparative genome analysis services we quote that conservation does not necessarily imply identity: Sequence can be constrained to prefer two or three out of the four bases. Other types of annotation data including RNA-seq, ChiP-seq data for transcription factors, methylation or histone marks, and DNase hypersensitivity are must top rely on the data retrieval process and then comparison of the same during our Comparative genome analysis services process. These techniques are very useful and are often complementary to sequence conservation analysis. However, sequence conservation has more specificity than assays such as transcription factor binding, or even transcription, unless very stringent binding conditions are used. RASA’s comparative genome analysis services provides you a closer view on the genomic data analysis in understanding the data along with mapping, annotation and comparative genome analysis of two different strains of same species for identifying the variants or virulence type via furthermore MLST and MVLST technology which is an extension of our comparative genome analysis services.