The phrase "a broad range of subtypes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various categories or classifications within a larger group, emphasizing diversity or variety.
Example: "The study identified a broad range of subtypes within the species, highlighting the complexity of their genetic makeup."
Alternatives: "a wide variety of subtypes" or "a diverse array of subtypes."
These target the conserved HPV L1 region and detect a broad range of subtypes, subsequent sequencing allowing specific subtype identification.
For example, the Taqman influenza A/H5 Virus Detection Kit (Applied Biosystems, Foster City, CA), a PCR-based method, was developed as an essential research and diagnostic tool for detection of a broad range of subtypes of influenza viruses [ 20].
More recently, the non-degenerate PGMY09/11 primers have been developed, and shown to detect a broader range of subtypes from cervical samples with better sensitivity [ 24].
Here we report 3D structures derived from cryoelectron tomography of HA on intact 2009 H1N1 pandemic virions in the presence and absence of the antibody C179, which neutralizes viruses expressing a broad range of HA subtypes, including H1, H2, H5, H6, and H9.
Lung cancer encompasses a broad range of clinical subtypes, and the makeup of the two cohorts differed.
We evaluated the level of CXCR4 membrane expression on leukemic blasts of 47 AML samples that encompassed a broad range of disease subtypes and treatment outcomes.
It is conceivable that this simple model is generally applicable to a broad range of neuronal subtypes that rely on heterodimeric transcription factor complexes for their specification.
More recently, it was reported that for a different cross-neutralizing antibody that targets a broad range of H3 subtype virus strains, 12D1, the dominant contacts on the antigen (corresponding to residues 425 455 in H1N1 HA) [37] correlate well with the R1 region found in this study.
Advances in scientific understanding of influenza and vaccine technologies enabled the development of a so-called universal influenza vaccine, capable of protecting individuals against a broad range of different influenza subtypes; the vaccine was scheduled for initial testing in clinical trials involving human subjects in 2019.
We evaluated five gene expression data sets that sample a broad range of breast cancer subtypes.
Initially, data collection focused on patients with leiomyosarcoma; however, enrollment was subsequently expanded to include a broad range of STS histological subtypes.
