Thus, it is possible to split the analysis of this four-dimensional problem into a two-dimensional layer problem and a two-dimensional reduced problem which are amenable to phase-plane analysis.
More recently, Targeted Locus Amplification (TLA) has been developed to accomplish targeted phasing [ 30], but as the haplotypes from TLA are limited to a few-hundred kilobases, they may not be amenable for phasing large mega-base scale loci such as the MHC.
On this basis, all the samples were amenable to haplotype phasing using our phase-defined sequencing method.
Importantly, this method was amenable to solid-phase synthesis.
The intermediacy of a conformationally locked mannoside anomeric triflate at cold temperature allows selectivity in the formation of β-mannosides, which is also amenable to solid-phase, as well as automation.
The reduction of nitroanisoles and other substituted nitroaromatics to the corresponding amines can be affected by aqueous inorganic sulphides and polysulphides and the rates of these biphasic reductions are amenable to intensification under phase transfer catalysis (PTC).
The resulting sample, now dispersed in an aqueous phase, is amenable to FACS sorting.
Unfortunately, mass spectrometry analysis of amino acids is not directly amenable to the reversed-phase LC-MS setups commonly used for proteomics, making parallel proteomic and metabolomic measurements difficult.
Alternatively, since animal studies are not a true reflection of the disease process in AD in humans, the disease in humans may be too advanced or too widespread at the symptomatic phase to be amenable to meaningful clinical effect.
Moreover, IAA methods are less amenable to harmonization than liquid-phase radiobinding assays using S-labeled antigens produced by in vitro transcription/translation (7, 19).
This feature in combination with CAWBG26's faster growth during the exponential phase make this species amenable as a promising candidate for the development of large-scale bPBR systems.
