Sentence examples for by genetic techniques from inspiring English sources

For each geolocation and recovery position (Table 1, Figure 2) of the tracked bluefin tuna, corresponding size of the fish for the date (based on the release length and time at liberty) was estimated based on putative natal origin as identified by the criteria in Block et al. [10] and by genetic techniques [23].

The relevance of this phenomenon for both TPE and regulation of the rest of the genome were elegantly shown in budding yeast, in which the components that anchor heterochromatin could be identified and ablated by genetic techniques (Taddei et al, 2004, 2009).

The double-mutant stocks: UAS-WwoxRNAi/CyO da-GAL4/TM6B, Wwox /CyO:CG6439 EY00276/TM6B, Wwox /CyO:Sod n1/TM6B, Wwox /CyO:Sod n64/TM6B and Wwox f04545/CyO:Sod n64/TM6B were all generated by standard genetic techniqUAS-WwoxRNAi/CyO da-GAL4/TM6Bsequencing UAS-WwoxRNAi/CyO da-GAL4/TM6Bs from reference 39) or by Wwoxern analysis for Wwox alleles.

By applying genetic techniques more familiar in the courtroom than the pressing house, she has been able to clarify the relationships between many of the great wine-making grapes that dominate both the old and the new worlds.

This facilitates the manipulation of such pathways by molecular genetic techniques.

However, it is difficult to clarify the functions of all genes by only genetic techniques because estimation of functions from genome sequences has limitations.

The microbial community of a deep (to 234 m below the sea floor) sediment gas hydrate deposit (Cascadia Margin Ocean Drilling Program Site 889/890, Leg 146) was analysed for the first time by molecular genetic techniques.

All viruses studied in this investigation were synthetically generated by reverse genetic techniques.

The infectivity of the studied viruses were confirmed by staining representative infected cells with anti-NP immunofluorescence antibody (Imagen, oxoid, UK) Recombinant virues were generated by reverse genetic techniques [48].

To elucidate the possible implications of the above findings to the viral lifecycle, vRNP combinations with the strongest (Fig. 1A, lanes 9 12) and weakest (Fig. 1A, lanes 5 8) polymerase activities were introduced into recombinant viruses by reverse genetic techniques.

The highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1 virus A/Viet Nam/1203/04 (VN/04) isolated from a fatal human infection and the reassortant virus (rgΔH5N1) produced by reverse genetic techniques [17], [26], [27] were used in the study.