Here, we describe the construction of a customisable cDNA-based macroarray platform capable of expression profiling of sub-microgram amounts of unamplified total RNA.
Mr. Silver has believed in numbers the way authors believe in words, as capable of expression and provocation, since he was young.
Its victims, robbed even of minimal dignity, were forced to travel to their deaths in open carts, and then laid on planks and decapitated, as the crowd cheered and the blood sprayed and the heads, capable of expression only seconds before, were held up, usually frozen in a grimace.
The baby is then capable of expression.
It is never totally complete and some clones of erythroid precursors continue to produce progeny capable of expression of the HbF genes.
They are capable of expression of selectins and integrins, which makes them candidates for playing a crucial role in inflammation and cell signalling [ 44], suggesting a distinct inflammatory process occurring in patients after CPR.
Sentence It is traditionally defined as the (grammatical) complex expression capable of expressing a complete thought or proposition.
When both she and Rylance are on screen, your eyes dart about, not wanting to miss a second of either face, both capable of such expression and nuance.
Ideally, vectors for gene transfer into human cells should be capable of transgene expression without replication or detrimental expression of viral genes.
We identify three novel Pou3f4 regulatory regions capable of activating expression in the developing otic vesicle, as well as in other Pou3f4 expression domains.
