Sentence examples for based on the putative from inspiring English sources
However, recently, an assay using chimeric TSHR putatively detecting S-TRAbs, based on the putative structure of the extracellular domain of the TSHR and its interaction with TSHR antibodies [1], has been developed [16].
One scheme focuses on two GEP subtypes based on the putative 'cell of origin' hypothesis.
A 310 bp fragment of the feline thyroglobulin promoter was generated, including 8 nucleotides of adaptor sequence at the 5′ end and, based on the putative transcription start site, 36 nucleotides of the thyroglobulin mRNA (untranslated portion).
Moreover, MMCs exhibited distinct clusters based on substrate, and qPCR results based on the putative PAO Accumulibacter did not correlate with BLASTN eubacterial results for either Accumulibacter or Rhodocyclaceae.
They have been widely considered to be ectoparasites of pterosaurs or feathered dinosaurs, based on the putative presence of piercing and sucking mouthparts and hind tibio-basitarsal pincers purportedly used to fix onto the host's hairs or feathers1,2,3,4,5,6.
Based on the putative sesquiterpene synthase sequence from B. vibrans genome draft assembly, the full-length cDNA (designated as BvCS) was recovered by RT-PCR with specific primers and contained an open reading frame of 1182 nucleotides.
Two phylogenetic trees were constructed based on the transcribed putative retrotranscriptase sequence of 93 Copia and 43 Gypsy REs (Figs 4 and 5).
Based on the predicted putative CHY-encoding genes, two full-length sequences of CYP97-encoding cDNA (Haecyp97a and Haecyp97b) were isolated from high-astaxanthin-production green alga H. pluvialis strain Flotow 1844 [ 42].
Using the output, we rank the difficulty of each project (on a scale of 1 3) based on the number of putative genes and the number of putative isoforms per gene.
In addition to pure size, the viral genome is unique for its large coding capacity of 90.5%, with an estimated 1262 genes based on the number of putative open reading frames.
These discoveries have resulted in a new way of classifying non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), based on the occurrence of putative or proven driver and targetable genomic changes.
