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| 1 | Genetic Types of Meter-Scale Cyclic Sequences and Fabric Natures of Facies Succession显示文摘Different genetic types of meter-scale cyclic sequences in stratigraphic records result from episodic accumulation of strata related to Milankovitch cycles. The distinctive fabric natures of facies succession result from the sedimentation governed by different sediment sources and sedimentary dynamic conditions in different paleogeographical backgrounds, corresponding to high-frequency sea-level changes. Naturally, this is the fundamental criterion for the classification of genetic types of meter-scale cyclic sequences. The widespread development in stratigraphic records and the regular vertical stacking patterns in long-term sequences, the evolution characters of earth history and the genetic types reflected by specific fabric natures of facies successions in different paleogeographical settings, all that show meter-scale cyclic sequences are not only the elementary working units in stratigraphy and sedimentology, but also the replenishment and extension of parasequence of sequence stratigraphy. Two genetic kinds of facies succession for meter-scale cyclic sequence in neritic-facies strata of carbonate and clastic rocks, are normal grading succession mainly formed by tidal sedimentation and inverse grading succession chiefly made by wave sedimentation, and both of them constitute generally shallowing upward succession, the thickness of which ranges from several tens of centimeters to several meters. The classification of genetic types of meter-scale cyclic sequence could be made in terms of the fabric natures of facies succession, and carbonate meter-scale cyclic sequences could be divided into four types: L-M type, deep-water asymmetrical type, subtidal type and peritidal type. Clastic meter-scale cyclic sequences could be grouped into two types: tidal-dynamic type and wave-dynamic type. The boundaries of meter-scale cyclic sequences are marked by instantaneous punctuated surface formed by non-deposition resulting from high-frequency level changes, which include instantaneous exposed punctuated surface, drowned punctuated surface as well as their relative surface. The development of instantaneous punctuated surface used as the boundary of meter-scale cyclic sequence brings about the limitations of Walter’s Law on the explanation of facies distribution in time and space, and reaffirm the importance of Sander’s Rule on analysis of stratigraphic records. These non-continuous surface could be traced for long distance and some could be correlative within same basin range. The study of meter-scale cyclic sequences and their regularly vertical stacking patterns in long-term sequences indicate that the research into cyclicity of stratigraphic records is a useful way to get more regularity from stratigraphic records that are frequently complex as well as non-integrated. | Mei Mingxiang Xu Debin Zhou Hongrui Institute of Earth Sciences and Natural Resources, China University of Geosciences, Beijing 100083 | 2000 | Journal of Earth Science2000，19，4： | 12 |
| 2 | A draft sequence of the rice (Oryza sativa ssp. indica) genome显示文摘The sequence of the rice genome holds fundamental information for its biology, including physiology, genetics, development, and evolution, as well as information on many beneficial phenotypes of economic significance. Using a 'whole genome shotgun' approach, we have pro-duced a draft rice genome sequence of Oryza sativa ssp. in-dica, the major crop rice subspecies in China and many other regions of Asia. The draft genome sequence is constructed from over 4.3 million successful sequencing traces with an accumulative total length of 2214.9 Mb. The initial assembly of the non-redundant sequences reached 409.76 Mb in length, based on 3.30 million successful sequencing traces with a total length of 1797.4 Mb from an indica variant cultivar 93-11, giving an estimated coverage of 95.29% of the rice genome with an average base accuracy of higher than 99%. The coverage of the draft sequence, the randomness of the sequence distribution, and the consistency of BIG-ASSEM-BLER, a custom-designed software package | YU Jun, HU Songnian, WANG Jun,LI Songgang WONG Ka-Shu Gane, LIU Bin,DENG Yajun, DAI Li, ZHOU Yan,ZHANG Xiuqing, CAO Mengliang, LIU Jing,SUN Jiandong , TANG Jiabin, CHEN Yanjiong,HUANG Xiaobing, LIN Wei, YE Chen, TONG Wei,CONG Lijuan, GENG Jianing, HAN Yujun, LI Lin,LI Wei, HU Guangqiang, HUANG Xiangang,LI Wenjie, LI Jian, LIU Zhanwei, LI Long,LIU Jianping, Ql Qiuhui, LIU Jinsong, LI Li,WANG Xuegang, LU Hong, WU Tingling,ZHU Miao, Nl Peixiang, HAN Hua, DONG Wei,REN Xiaoyu, FENG Xiaoli, GUI Peng,LI Xianran, WANG Hao, XU Xin, ZHAI Wenxue,XU Zhao, ZHANG Jinsong, HE Sijie,ZHANG Jianguo, XU Jichen, ZHANG Kunlin,ZHENG Xianwu, DONG Jianhai, ZENG Wanyong,TAO Lin, CHEN Xuewei, HE Jun, LIU Daofeng,TIAN Wei, TIAN Chaoguang, XIA Hongai,LI Gang, GAO Hui, LI Ping, CHEN Wei ,WANG Xudong, ZHANG Yong, HU Jianfei,WANG Jing, LIU Song, YANG Jian,ZHANG Guangyu, XIONG Yuqing, LI Zhijie,MAO Long, ZHOU Chengshu, ZHU Zhen,CHEN Runsheng, HAO Bailin,ZHENG Weimou, CHEN Shouyi, QUO Wei,LI Guojie, LIU Siqi, HUANG Guyang,TAO Ming, WANG Jian, ZHU Lihuang,YUAN Longping& YANG HuanmingBeijing Genomics Institute/Center of Genomics & Bioinformatics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 101300, China Hangzhou Genomics Institute/Institute of Bioinformatics of Zhejiang University/Key Laboratory of Bioinformatics of Zhejiang Province, Hangzhou 310007, China Institute of Genetics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100101, China National Hybrid Rice R & D Center, Changsha 410125, China Laboratory of Bioinformatics, Institute of Biophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100101, China College of Life Sciences, Peking University, Beijing 100871, China Institute of Theoretical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 1Q0080, China Digital China Ltd., Beijing 100080, China Institute of Computing Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100080, China Medical College, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an 710061, ChinaThese authors contributed equally to this work.Corresponding author.Corresponden | 2001 | Chinese Science Bulletin2001，46，23： | 6 |
| 3 | Regulatory role of the sequences downstream from nodD3 P1 promoter of Rhizobium meliloti显示文摘The 660 bp region between nodD3 P1 promoter and the following coding region of Rnizopium meliloti has been studied. This region is designated 'downstream sequences' . it consists of two potential open reading frames, ORF1 and ORF2. Studies on the role of the downstream sequences on the activity of nooD3 P1 with nod D3(P1)-/acZ fusion show that deletion of the seguences containing ORF2 causes the increase of the activity of the fusion; on the contrary, addition of extra copies of ORF2 markedly decreases the activity of the fusion. These results indicate that the product of ORF2 plays a negative role in the expression of nod D3. | Bing Zhu Xiaomi Dai Jiabi Zhu Guanqiao Yu Shanjiong Shen | 2000 | Chinese Science Bulletin2000，45，1： | 2 |
| 4 | Construction of a Class of Binary Sequences With Two-valued Autocorrelation显示文摘The pseudorandom sequences used widely in spread spectrum communications and cryptography are required to have not only large linear complexity, but also good auto(cross-)correlation properties. Now it is known that there are four kinds of sequences having the ideal two-valued autocorrelation function, they are m-sequences, L-sequences, Hall sequences and GMWsequences, but the number of these sequences is all small. We have constructed a new kind of sequences with two-valued autocorrelation | 郭宝安 蔡长年 | 1993 | Chinese Science Bulletin1993，38，10： | 1 |
| 5 | Polynomial Splitting Ring and Root Representation of Linear Recurring Sequences Over Z|(p^e)显示文摘The concept of the splitting ring of the polynomial over ring Z(pe) is introduced and the factomation of polynomials and the properties df polynomial roots are discussed. By using these results and the structure of sequence families, it is shown that the terms of a linear recurring sequence over Z/(pe) may be represented by the roots of its characteristic polynomial and the representation is uniquely determined by the sequence. | 戚文峰 周锦君 | 1994 | Science China Mathematics1994，37，9： | 0 |
| 6 | Analysis and location of a rice BAC clone containing telomeric DNA sequences显示文摘BAC2, a rice BAC clone containing (TTTAGGG)n homologous sequences, was analyzed by Southern hybridization and DNA sequencing of its subclones. It was disclosed that there were many tandem repeated satellite DNA sequences, called TA352, as well as simple tandem repeats consisting of TTTAGGG or its variant within the BAC2 insert. A 0. 8 kb (TTTAGGG) n-containing fragment in BAC2 was mapped in the telomere regions of at least 5 pairs of rice chromosomes by using fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH). By RFLP analysis of low copy sequences the BAC2 clone was localized in one terminal region of chromosome 6. All the results strongly suggest that the telomeric DNA sequences of rice are TTTAGGG or its variant, and the linked satellite DNA TA352 sequences belong to telomere-associated sequences. | 翟文学 陈浩 颜辉煌 严长杰 王国梁 朱立煌 | 1999 | Science China(Life Sciences)1999，42，1： | 0 |
| 7 | Recurrent sequences in median filters (Ⅰ)显示文摘1 Introduction In this note k denotes a fixed integer and k≥2. Let x={x(n)}n=0,±1,±2,… be a real sequence. For each integer n, we denote by x1(n) the median value of the following 2k+1 numbers: x(n-k), x(n-k+1),…, x(n),…, | 周性伟 王翠香 | 1995 | Chinese Science Bulletin1995，40，3： | 0 |
| 8 | Microdissection of chromosome 7B of common wheat and cloning of low-copy specific DNA sequences显示文摘The 7B chromosome of common wheat was microdissected from pollen mother cells of the 7B monosomic line of common wheat cv. Chinese Spring (CS). After proteinase K and DNA topoisomerase Ⅰtreatments, the isolated chromosomes were subjected to 1—3 rounds of DOPPCR amplification, which produced continuous DNA fragments ranging from 150 to 700 bp. Genomic Southern hybridization confirmed that the PCR products were originated from the wheat genome. Cloning of portion ( > 200 bp) of the 3rd round DOP-PCR products (50 μL) could generate about 20 000 recombinant clones. Characterization of 50 randomly chosen clones indicated that 21 clones produced discrete PCR products with the size of 240—600 bp. Dot-blot hybridization showed that among the 21 clones, 11 (~ 55%) were of low-copy nature while 10 (~45%) were repetitive. Southern hybridization with the complete set of the CS 'nullisomic-tetrasomic (NT)' lines demonstrated that all the 6 low-copy clones were specific to either chromosome 7B or the 7th | Bao Liu Junkang Rong Yingshan Dong Fangpu Han Zhenlan Liu Mengyuan He Baiqu Huang Shui Hao | 1999 | Chinese Science Bulletin1999，44，7： | 0 |
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