The phrase "application of dna techniques" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the use of DNA methods in various fields such as genetics, forensics, or biotechnology.
Example: "The application of DNA techniques has revolutionized the field of forensic science, allowing for more accurate identification of suspects."
Alternatives: "use of DNA methods" or "implementation of DNA techniques".
The application of ancient DNA techniques to traditional paleontological studies provides a new perspective to long-standing questions regarding the paleoenvironment and diversity of Late Pleistocene Beringia.
The United States appears to present one successful model of a fluid industry-academic interface, wherein an academic discovery can be leveraged to launch a commercial product – the earliest such example in biotechnology being Genentech which pioneered the industry through the commercial application of recombinant DNA techniques [ 15].
The application of DNA methodologies especially the adoption of DNA-DNA hybridization technique as the reference method of establishing relationships among organisms [ 8, 9] provided insight on the genetic relatedness among many Salmonella serovars [ 10].
Application of DNA cleavage assay further demonstrated the enhanced protection effect of the fermented phenolics on DNA damage.
One of the promises of historic DNA (hDNA) research, the application of ancient DNA analysis techniques to samples less than approximately 500 years old, has been the ability to reveal phenotypic data normally invisible in the historical, archaeological and palaeontological record.
Genetic engineering, the insertion of genes into a host cell for cloning, began in the 1970s with the invention of recombinant DNA techniques and its commercial applications applied to agricultural crops followed in the 1990s.
The use of recombinant DNA techniques for epitope mapping has been reported [ 11], including the application of phage display technique to map epitopes in various proteins [ 12, 13].
Application of DNA-loaded liposomes instead of single signal DNA increases the sensitivity of iLAMP drastically.
Currently, the most common application of these techniques in ancient DNA research is direct shot-gun sequencing of random DNA fragments extracted from a fossil (Green et al, 2006; Poinar et al, 2006; Stiller et al, 2006; Miller et al, 2008).
The application of biological techniques to archaeology (DNA analysis of human remains, for example) is a very exciting field that is constantly making headlines.
