Sentence examples for a distinct amplification from inspiring English sources

Although many different types of unassembled TEs are found in the genome of A. brunnescens, a distinct amplification of Gypsy elements is found in A. polypyramis.

The latter PCR was performed on 12 samples that in qPCR with LB group-specific probe showed a distinct amplification pattern presumably attributable to B. valaisiana DNA and were negative in the IGS PCR.

The amplification of PrPSc from animals with an ARQ genotype produced two distinct amplification patterns, some isolates amplified efficiently in both ARQ and VRQ substrates whilst others amplified only in ARQ PrPC.

Only sharp, distinct amplification products with a total yield of >200 ng were used for 454 sequencing.

However, geoA is variable at the nucleotide level and potential geosmin producers represent a broad taxonomic distribution, such that multiple PCR primers with distinct amplification protocols are needed to target all potential sources of this important T/O compound.

Finally, fifty-four primers yielded repeatable and distinct amplification products among 21 tea plant genotypes, however, only 30 loci were polymorphic with an average allele number of 3.4/locus (range: 2 6 alleles/locus).

Much larger discrepancies are known to occur when distinct amplification and labeling methods are used [8].

In our experience, the simplex format strategy (i.e. based on testing phages and viral pathogens in distinct amplification reactions) proved to be the most simple and cost-effective for routine molecular diagnosis since it does not require the specific development of multiplex reactions and relies on a unique control reaction for DNA viruses and another for RNA viruses.

Mean threshold cycle (Ct) values were determined by Stratagene software using three distinct amplification curves for each gene.

PCR analysis of the switchgrass OsBRI1 homolog using DNA from the 6 identified BAC clones resulted in two distinct amplification patterns.

We show that transposable element families have distinct amplification patterns, and that the turn-over of LTR retrotransposons sequences is rapid in the rice genome.