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ins:MCS2; cryaa RFP was subsequently digested with BamHI/EcoRI and the plasmid pGP-CMV-GCaMP6s36 (Addgene Plasmid #40753) digested with BglII/MfeI to yield compatible fragments, which were ligated together to yield the final construct.
ins:MCS; cryaa RFP was subsequently digested with EcoRV/NsiI and the plasmid Thy1-Brainbow-1.0L28 (Addgene Plasmid #18725) digested with Eco53kI/NsiI to yield compatible fragments, which were ligated together to yield the final construct.
Polylactides and poly (DL-lactide-co-glycolide) polymers undergo hydrolysis upon implantation, form biologically compatible fragments, and are mostly investigated for drug delivery [47].
BCA is able to pool information across compatible fragments, thus improving the resolution of the inferred tree at each locus.
Reconstruction of stem(0) and stem- 0) with a total loop length of 6 (restem- 0418–423) yielded considerably higher numbers of compatible fragments (n = 123) than the reconstruction of stem(5) and stem-(5) with a total loop length of 11 (n = 3).
To make genomic and metagenomic Pfam profiles compatible, we fragmented the genomic sequences before performing the CoMet domain detection.
As a result the pVIK165 was cut before the RBS and the LacI promoter was ligated to the compatible vector fragment.
GST PID was obtained by inserting a Gateway-compatible PCR-fragment obtained from a PID cDNA with the primers PID-GW-FW and PID-GW-RV into pDONR201 before transferring the PID insert to pDEST15 (Life Technologies, Carlsbad, CA).
Although this treatment had no discernible effects on the bacterial community structure and diversity, a few fragments compatible with uncultured Lachnospiraceae species were affected.
pFind1 integration sites were mapped through a modified inverse PCR protocol that created fragments compatible with high-throughput sequencing.
Analysis of this 1812.7 peak by MALDI-TOF-TOF MS/MS gave fragments compatible with the incorporation of PAO at the proposed sites (Fig. 2C).
