Sentence examples for available for target from inspiring English sources

A number of detection methods are currently available for target amplification systems; normal PCR, real time PCR, transcription mediated amplification (TMA), 16S rRNA amplification and sequencing, species specific gene amplification, etc. to name a few [8, 9].

The recent introduction of operational Synthetic Aperture Sonar (SAS) systems [1, 2] and the development of ultrahigh resolution acoustic cameras [3] have increased tenfold the resolution of the images available for target recognition as demonstrated in Figure 1.

Here, we review the various tools available for target selection in designing engineered nucleases, and for quantifying nuclease activity and specificity, including web-based search tools and experimental methods.

The poly-G effect seems to be related to the crowded arrangement of probes on high density oligonucleotide arrays which facilitates the formation of G-quadruplexes between neighboring probes and this way reduces the amount of free probes available for target binding either via incomplete synthesis of full length oligomers and/or via complexation of full length probes.

Hence, a broader range of fluorescence wavelengths remains available for target labeling.

Moreover, Bcl-2 inhibitors may be especially useful in tumours where the perforin/granzyme-B system is the main functional pathway available for target cell killing.

New technologies are widening the spectrum of ligands available for targeting and are allowing choices to be made regarding affinity, internalization and size.

Based on shared markers between astrocytes and stem cells, we discuss genetically modified mouse strains with overlapping expression, and highlight SOX-expressing strains available for targeting of stem and progenitor cell populations.

Retailers will be able to see data for every city available for targeting in AdWords, and compare mobile to desktop patterns.

Recently, comprehensive exome capture arrays have become available for targeting approximately 33 Mb or ∼180,000 coding exons across the human genome.

Of note, many novel tools have now become available for targeting DC [ 49].