The phrase "assemblage dna" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a collection or grouping of DNA samples or sequences, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The researchers analyzed the assemblage dna collected from various species to understand genetic diversity."
Alternatives: "DNA collection" or "DNA assemblage."
Typing using assemblage-specific tpi primers [ 14] showed small traces of assemblage B DNA in the AS98 sample whereas the AS175 sample only contained assemblage A DNA (data not shown).
Metagenomics seeks to understand microbial communities and assemblages by DNA sequencing.
It relied on complex molecular assemblages to maintain its DNA in working order and to duplicate that DNA when it was time to divide.
This approach, also known as "metagenomics" [1], is defined as the genomic analysis of microorganisms by direct extraction and cloning of DNA from an assemblage of microorganisms [1].
Our results showed that the detection limit was 10 eggs for A. ceylanicum or A. caninum in fecal samples, 72 pg genomic DNA for G. lamblia assemblage A, thus implying the high specificity and sensitivity of this assay.
Emphasis is on genomic analysis of microorganisms by direct extraction and cloning of DNA from natural microbial assemblages.
PsbA genes and transcripts from mixed picoplankton assemblages were PCR amplified directly from DNA or RNA extracts using newly designed psbA primers [ 4].
By contrast, monophyly of several large classes of viruses, including vast assemblages of RNA viruses and complex DNA viruses, can be demonstrated with confidence (Table 1).
ARISA involves the amplification of DNA extracted from the bacterial assemblage of interest using a fluorescently-labelled primer and subsequent high-resolution electrophoresis in an automated system.
Metagenomics, the DNA sequencing of noncultivatable environmental assemblages of organisms, is fueling additional interest and applicability of sequence databases.
