Sentence examples for deficiency collection from inspiring English sources
The second key to the success of this screen was the use of the Exelixis deficiency collection.
To identify Dys and Dg interactors, we screened three different kinds of mutants; a collection of 800 FRT-P-element lethal lines, a deficiency collection of 216 lines and 43,000 EMS induced mutants.
Our initial tests used the DrosDel (ED) Deficiency Collection (Ryder et al. 2004), available from the Bloomington Stock Center.
We took advantage of the D. melanogaster deficiency collection created by Exelixis [ 64] and purchased eight deficiency strains, each of which had a deletion at one of the studied autosomal loci.
We screened P-element lethal as well as deficiency collections for interactors in addition to performing a classical ethylmethanesulfonate (EMS) screen for dominant modifiers.
However, multiple stocks from the Exelixis and Bloomington Stock Center deficiency collections did complement the mutation at this dose.
Based on our complementation tests (Table 1), we assumed that these deficiency collections did not carry scpt, and therefore noncomplementation indicated that the deficiency deleted the gene(s) mutated in scpt flies.
Today she lives alone, in a first-floor flat in north-west London, surrounded by pot-palms and photographs of Ugandan friends and relatives, many of whom have died of Aids - or acquired immunity deficiency syndrome, the collection of illnesses such as TB and pneumonia that can kill when the body's immune system has been damaged by HIV.
The deficit reflects deficiencies in tax collection and spending priorities.
May said the report, published on Thursday, exposed "significant failings, including a lack of visible police leadership and direction, poor victim care and deficiencies in the collection of important evidence".
The government is keen to move forward: this month's consultation follows a Home Office-commissioned review by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary in March which found significant failings in the police response to victims of domestic abuse, including poor victim care and deficiencies in the collection of evidence.
