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Cariello et al. (2005) noted that poor-quality RNA was obtained from one control animal and that the arrays from the 4-day non-GLP study and the 15-day GLP study were processed on different days by different individuals.

However, it should be noted that the giant cells were isolated by LCM and that the array hybridization was performed with an amplified cDNA sample [ 42] which could be a source of background hybridization.

It therefore seems that an integron was inserted at a given location (next to the VC1310 gene) in the ancestor of the V. harveyi / V. parahaemolyticus core vibrio group, and that the array might have then been moved by a transposition or genome rearrangement event.

That, and the array of further activism, feminist art and outreach programs that the Woman's Building fostered during its 18-year existence.

We designed a nitrocellulose-surface microarray containing human cytokines, chemokines, and other circulating proteins and demonstrated that the array permitted specific detection of serum factor-binding probes.

We present results from the design and use of a 6k Illumina Infinium SNP array and demonstrate that the array is useful for the generation of a saturated genetic linkage map and the differentiation of two closely related cacao accessions.

We aligned the MPXV-ZAI and VACV-WR genomes using Base-by-Base [25] and determined that the array would detect ORFs as species specific with as little as 12.34% difference at the nucleotide level.

Precondition: The array pointer points to a valid non-NULL 2-D array in memory, and that array contains at least the given number of rows/columns.

A decade ago a visiting female academic surveyed a (female) colleague's office and declared that the array of family photos was not just unprofessional but anti-feminist.

The data values are copied into an array and that array is returned.

Analysis of microarray data indicated that the arrays and the hybridizations are of high quality, characterized by excellent reproducibility between experiments, good dynamic range and low noise.