Sentence examples for a first catalogue from inspiring English sources
We have produced a first catalogue of genes expressed in mouse slow-oxidative (type 1) and fast-glycolytic (type 2B) fibers through transcriptome analysis at the single fiber level (microgenomics).
Available data have provided a first "catalogue" of 191 sputum proteins obtained by sputum-induction from healthy subjects [ 23]; the present data confirm that the intra- and inter-individual repeatability of 2DE was suitable for sputum proteome analysis and that the contamination by saliva was not significant.
The large-scale characterization of the bittersweet transcriptome provides a first catalogue of the S. dulcamara gene repertoire and allowed SNPs and SSRs to be identified and successfully used as genetic markers for the generation of a linkage map and the analysis of genetic diversity, respectively.
As a result, we generated the first catalogue of potential lncRNAs for bovine skin based on a whole transcriptome RNAseq approach.
His first catalogue was a twelve-page list of seventy-five traditional varieties that he had sown and collected on the family farm.
In his Hortus Medicus (1588), the first catalogue of a German garden's plants, Joachim Camerarius the Younger states that nine different types of daffodils were represented in his garden in Nuremberg.
She suspects it was then no more than a chest of books, and the first catalogue listed only 122 volumes (just six of which survive in the collection today, it being assumed the rest went home with scholars).
Their first catalogue, in 1972, opened with a clean-climbing manifesto, a rockhead's version of leave-no-trace.
These results represent the first catalogue and investigation of a previously unexplored form of genetic variation in a tree species.
These studies focused mainly on non-challenged tissues in order to obtain a first unigene catalogue.
In the work presented here, we performed a liquid chromatography – mass spectrometry based qualitative proteome approach with the goal to generate a first protein catalogue of Daphnia pulex, the genome of which is presented in this special issue.
