Sentence examples for assays of the patterns from inspiring English sources
Advanced molecular methods moreover enabled systematic assays of the patterns of pleiotropy on an array of organisms and phenotypes.
This indicates the differences in response factors and the difficulties to compare results between assays, but also illustrates the comparability of the patterns of the observed toxicity.
Additional file 1: Table S7 shows demographic aging parameters for each PQ treatment and assay, the patterns of which closely matched those of mean lifespan for this study.
Although traditional genetic assays have characterized the pattern of crossing over across the genome in Drosophila melanogaster, these assays could not precisely define the location of crossovers.
Nevertheless, obesity (waist-to-hip ratio) was associated with all four cytokines assayed, and the pattern of cytokine changes differed according to diabetes type.
This technique enables the experimental identification of potential exons in a fragment of eukaryotic DNA of unknown gene content or intron-exon structure based on the presence of functional splice sites; thus making the exon trapping assay independent of the expression pattern of the transcripts to be identified.
Cell proliferation (mitochondrial function, CCK-8 assay), the pattern of cell growth and cell apoptosis with L929 fibroblast cell culture systems proved that both MCD and NCD films provide suitable and cytotoxicity-free surfaces.
PTP in-gel assay shows that the pattern of active PTPs in the macrophages is heavily modulated after infection or exoproteome treatment.
We further assayed the pattern of Runx2 expression in comparison to Pdgfra, Id1, and Id3 in the E13.5 palate, finding shared domains of expression and exclusion in the palate.
Cross-calibration between assays is dependent on the pattern of assay differences.
A reporter fusion was constructed to assay the expression pattern of the annotated ceh-19a transcript, supported by the single EST Z11795 and SAGE tags for exon 1 (Naito et al., 1992).
