That contrasts with several other well-studied groups of hunter-gatherers, whose DNA bears little resemblance to that of their agricultural neighbours.
Individual beetles from which we extracted and sequenced DNA all bear a green cardboard label that indicates the DNA extraction number of M. Balke (e.g. "DNA 2000 M.Balke").
In previous studies, hCDR1 was administered in the context of SLE, namely, it was injected either to SLE-afflicted mice [8], young, SLE-prone mice [4], or mice that were immunized with an SLE-inducing anti-DNA antibody that bears a major idiotype, 16/6Id [28, [28].
In a GWAS, SNP selection is a desirable property when trying to find regions in the DNA that bear a causal influence on the outcome.
We designed an A-selective fluorescent DNA probe, UFL, which bears a 2-ethynylfluorene moiety covalently attached to the base dU, and incorporated it into a central position in the hairpin loop.
The measurement results show that the drag experienced by a colloid in a dilute λ-DNA solution (molecular weight of 48,502 bp per molecule, radius of gyration of 0.5 μm) is significantly decreased if the microsphere bears a grafted DNA brush.
The profiling of diverse cancer specimens has shown that each tumor type bears a specific DNA methylation pattern.
This plasmid bears a T-DNA containing the bar gene encoding phosphinothricin acetyl transferase driven by the 35S promoter, which confers tolerance to the herbicide ammonium glufosinate, and the gusA gene encoding β-glucuronidase driven by the 35S promoter.
The values of N, T NPPB and T APB are enlarged to increase the scale of the model system, and thus the dynamics of the present model system is more robust against casual events and bears a better statistical property In the model, DNA is assumed to bear several virtues relative to RNA (as genetic material) according to our knowledge.
The individual beetles from which we extracted and sequenced DNA each bear a green cardboard label that indicates our DNA extraction number (e.g., "DNA 1780 M. Balke").
