The phrase "a pool of donor" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a pool of donors"? You can use the corrected phrase when referring to a group or collection of individuals who contribute or provide something, typically in a charitable or fundraising context.
Example: "The charity organization has established a pool of donors to support its various initiatives and programs."
Alternatives: "a group of donors" or "a collection of donors".
The bottom-up in vitro SCRaMbLE reaction consists of a pool of donor fragments, the acceptor vector, and Cre recombinase.
The bottom-up system consists of an "acceptor vector" with a pool of donor fragments flanked by loxPsym sites.
Thus, it is possible that genes shared between these taxa are due to borrowing genes from a pool of donor lineages available in the niche environment that they share (Alsmark et al. 2013; Clarke et al. 2013).
The universal reference was derived from a pool of donor eyes and consisted of a 50 50 mixture of RPE-choroid and retina RNA purified from tissue remaining after the macular and extramacular punches were removed.
But in Rwanda, which is very similar to Ethiopia, the government is very strongly in charge of the programme even though it's funded by a pool of donors.
Regular Joes won't be entirely shunned: one lucky online raffle winner will be selected from a pool of donors who have given a minimum of $3 (and who probably earn as much in a year as the other guests have pledged for their plates).
Human Multiple Tissue and Immune System MTCTM panels containing cDNA from a pool of donors were purchased from Clontech (California, USA).
The elder Paul also boasts a nationwide fundraising base that can draw from a pool of donors that are beyond the reach of most other candidates.
To achieve this, HA discs (2.5 mm diameter for SEM or 25 mm for the other experiments) were coated with sterile human saliva collected from a pool of donors [ 11].
Relative expression of the mRNA was calculated from a reference sample taken from a pool of healthy donor monocytes stimulated for 4 hours.
Both teams said their DNA sequence was based on the DNA of anonymous donors, with Celera's being drawn from a pool of 20 donors from 5 ethnic groups.
