Sentence examples for database assay from inspiring English sources

The detailed target annotations in the PubChem BioAssay database (assay identifier: AID) made this step very straightforward.

The training sets for the benchmarked models were obtained from PubChem BioAssay database (assays AID410, AID883, AID899, AID884 and AID891 for CYP1A2, 2C9, 2C19, 3A4 and 2D6, respectively).

Databases assayed for enrichment include gene ontology, PANTHER, KEGG pathway, and SP-PIR keywords of functional category and tissue expression (Huang da et al. 2009a, b).

This software and database provide assays that can rapidly genotype CNV, cost-effectively, on a large number of samples and will enable the widespread adoption of PRT.

For the quantitative RT-PCR experiments we considered 14 genes mapped on Mmu17, between the Abcg1 and U2af1 genes (mm9 database, ENSEMBL); assays for the Umodl1, Abcg1, U2af1, and Cryaa genes were also designed to check the expression of genes located at the borders of the interval.

In his plenary lecture, John Butler noted that the mini-satellite marker systems have stood the test of time and the high levels of polymorphisms continue to contribute to the DNA profile database that assays a set of 15 simple tandem repeats (STRs).

The NTP intends to eventually make its chronic assay database and other databases publicly available, which Toraason says will help with communication, not just to the public but also across federal agencies.

The flowchart for the script is outlined in Fig. 10, which involves both 'ESearch' (to query the gene and protein databases) and 'ELink' (to connect to the assay database) procedures to obtain all Gene IDs (GIDs) and Protein IDs (PIDs) for a given UniProt Accession (including any IDs that are not included in UniProt) [56].

GO, BBID, Biocarta, KEGG, Panther, and Reactome databases were assayed for affected terms.

The authors acknowledge with thanks Mila Lebedeva and Eve Draper for laboratory testing; Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc. for providing reagents, as well as Paul Contestable and Ortho Clinical Diagnostics, Inc.; David Matten for database support; the assay developers who supplied training in their assays; and the CEPHIA steering group for their advice and suggestions on the data outputs of this work.

Assay count for each assay-type category in the PubChem BioAssay database: (a) for assays that have at least one tested molecule with 3-D information (as of January 28 , 2010, (b) for assays that have at least one noninactive-noninactive (NN) pair and one noninactive-inactive (NI) pair, and (c) for assays that have at least six NN pairs and six NI pairs.