Flies from each line were divided into two groups: one group was tested on 4% sucrose for phenotype and one group was used for preparing genomic DNA for PCR to validate the precise excision events.
The results from the ptr-miRNA study suggest that it is wise to validate the precise sequences of computationally predicted miRNAs before initiating further experimental studies on the miRNA.
Though pending more experimental evidence to validate the precise phenotypic effects of all the identified alleles, a limited number of genes (around 150) provided a highly feasible list for functional investigation as well as for the upland breeding.
To analyze the influence of code bias on precise positioning and validate the effectiveness of the correction methods, some applications such as single point positioning (SPP), wide-lane (WL) ambiguity analysis and Uncalibrated Phase Delays (UPDs) estimation are conducted.
In addition, the exactly precise Pb data samples reported in the literatures were employed to create and validate the PSO-ANN model.
Due to the pharmaceutical importance of the studied drugs, this work aims to develop and validate accurate and precise methods for determination of MEH, DF and MET in Dimetrol® tablets, moreover, it aims to update the developed PLS model to be used for determination of DF and METB in Dimetrol® suspension without reconstruction of the calibration set.
Therefore, attempts were made to develop and validate simple, precise, and sensitive, isocratic reverse phase stability indicating high performance liquid chromatographic method for simultaneous determination of both drugs and their degradation products in pharmaceutical formulations.
The present work aims to develop and validate a simple, accurate, precise and rapid ratio first order derivative spectrophotometric method for the simultaneous estimation of artemether and lumefantrine in a fixed dose combination tablet.
In order to identify the precise binding sites and to validate the TRE predictions, we tested TR and CTCF binding in vitro using the electrophoretic mobility shift assay (EMSA).
