All together, the results showed that the PathogenID v2.0 DNA microarray is able not only to provide correct full subtyping of various strains from different host origins but also to identify/detect, after BLASTN, an array of strains genetically related to them.
Key to gaining a better understanding of real-time responses of neurons to various forms of stress has been the development of an expanding array of genetically encoded indicators designed to report on a variety of metabolic intermediates, second messenger levels, and signal pathway activity.
Including seeds from a wide array of genetically differentiated populations may provide additional evolutionary potential in the face of uncertain future changes.
Prospero autumnale consists of a spectacular, and unparalleled, array of genetically, chromosomally and phylogenetically well-defined, recently evolved, diploid cytotypes, and a large array of polyploid derivatives (Vaughan et al., 1997; Jang et al., 2013).
Potter covers an array of topics, including "calibrating your equipment" in the kitchen, gastronomy, genetically modified foods, understanding pH levels, temperature, and the psychology of taste, while giving readers a refresher in chemistry that is both accessible and (dare I say) fun when applied to specific recipes.
4 In FSHD1, which accounts for ∽95% of FSHD cases, the disease is genetically linked to 4q35 near the telomere, a region which contains an array of 3.3 kb D4Z4 repeats.
As with all salmonid fishes, the Atlantic salmon is comprised of ecologically and genetically differentiated populations, many of which have been adversely affected by an array of human activities (Garcia de Leaniz et al. 2007).
The laws have also been used by an array of groups troubled by the policy uses of certain kinds of science, including research into water and air pollution, climate change, genetically modified foods, and gun violence.
Wasps have an array of skills.
