Sentence examples for be present in single from inspiring English sources
As SDS Page probable cannot provide high enough resolution to separate the different protein species that may be present in single protein band, further studies applying 2D electrophoresis will be necessary for unambiguous protein identification.
Second, we studied genome differentiation in detail by targeting polymorphic loci inferred to be present in single copy in two R. irregularis isolates and one Rhizophagus sp. isolate, which are together again referred to as Rhizophagus.
Of course, such observation would not be present in single liquid phase flow where the liquid velocity will move equally in the upper and bottom walls of the pipe, exhibiting a perfect axi-symmetry.
It is also worth mentioning that this set of core families is composed of common functions which can be present in single copy (named orthologues and including a large proportion of the identified housekeeping genes), but also functions present in multiple copy (also named paralogues, of which ATP Binding Cassette (ABC -type trABC -types representransportersexample).
Although not a definitive analysis of copy number, based on the clusters produced by WhETS for the query sequences all polyamine pathway genes described in this manuscript appear to be present in single copies in each of the three wheat homoeologous genomes.
Thus, clinicians should be aware that several autoantibodies may be present in single AIM patient sera and that identification of a common autoantibody specificity (for instance, anti-Ro) does not preclude the presence of other autoantibodies that may have useful diagnostic, prognostic, and even therapeutic significance.
The gene was present in single copy in the genome and mapped to one end of the largest chromosome.
The gene CL164 is present in single copy in the genome of P. sojae P6497.
However, because the proteins in the TAP-tag collection are expressed from the endogenous promoter and are present in single copy, pooling strategies are unlikely to be successful in identification of poorly expressed proteins.
