Sentence examples for clones for example from inspiring English sources
In BES2- or BES15-tagged clones, for example, we observed that VSG221/427-2 and PUR were deleted, whereas NEO and the new VSG remained in their original chromosomal location.
One advantage of recombination-based systems is that restriction enzymes can be avoided both for generation of the entry clones, for example using the ligation-independent cloning strategy of the In-Fusion system from Clontech, and for subcloning into expression vectors using site-specific recombination.
Moderate atrophy was seen in the seminiferous tubules surrounding several clones (for example, Figure 5C).
Some epidemic clones, for example DT10 and DT104, expanded in the absence of a specific resistance advantage (1 ).
UP-TORR, however, does not allow easy bulk clone-target mapping, or the use of the names of the Vidal library clones, for example.
The use of microarrays of mapped cDNAs or genomic clones (for example, bacterial artificial chromosomes [BACs]) instead of metaphase chromosomes as the probe for hybridisation offers the prospect of dramatically increasing the resolution of the CGH studies.
We searched the library of 53 clones for examples contributing to both the trunk and these posterior regions, and four such clones were found.
He cloned, for example, DNA from the extinct zebra-like quagga of South Africa, and looked at preserved protein from the frozen remains of a Siberian mammoth.
Published array CGH methods have relied on large genomic clone (for example BAC) array targets and have covered only a small fraction of the human genome.
It represents a triumph of human curiosity and technical daring, but tempts us also towards arrogance and folly.Present-day biomedical techniques in vitro fertilisation and therapeutic cloning, for example—are already putting moral intuitions to the test.
In order to formulate sound public policies on issues such as human cloning, for example, it is important to be able to predict how such technology, were it to become widely available, would affect the public's decision making about reproduction.
