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§ The aniA and norB promoters are divergent; ChIP detected FNR binding to the aniA-norB region but cannot be used to resolve the two promoters.
Since we have a very limited number of replicates and hybridized evolutionally divergent mRNA on a human chip we expect a significant occurrence of imperfect hybridization and cross-hybridization.
This is confirmed by the raw data shown in Fig. 2(b) that contrasts simultaneous free-space scatter events with on-chip forward collection with a waveguide and the divergent beam formed by the on-chip lens system.
Outside of the valid range, however, data obtained using slide-glass-type chips become substantially divergent, while the GeneChip data remain relatively close to the y = x line.
It's a bit more divergent.
Uncertainties in the BC-HWPv1 estimates of GHG emissions are also due to inter-annual variation in manufacturing, exports of logs, chips and wood products beyond the USA (Figure8), divergent parameters from the literature and data gaps on dumps and landfill management in Canada.
Notably, we were only able to identify a single highly divergent CENP-B box motif in one of our 23 ChIP-Seq clones.
Due to the divergent beam issue, as described above in Fig. 1, normal on-chip collection via a waveguide has difficulties obtaining reliable signal in a forward scattering direction.
Instead of simply sequencing familiar recorded sounds, Hot Chip have stripped down their tunes and rebuilt them, sometimes with pleasingly divergent results.
To determine how this structurally divergent protein interacts with genomic targets, we carried out parallel chromatin immunoprecipitation sequencing (ChIP-seq) analysis of RBf1 and RBf2 in developing embryos, followed by bioinformatic and functional analysis of target genes.
A genome-wide SNP-association study for optimum racing distance was performed using the EquineSNP50 Bead Chip genotyping array in a cohort of n = 118 elite Thoroughbred racehorses divergent for race distance aptitude.
