Sentence examples for dna characteristics from inspiring English sources
The two cases highlighted the increasing use of biological evidence in testing for unique DNA characteristics before trials.
You send a cheek swab to DNA11 (they supply the swabs) and they put your DNA on a painting by creating an image of your unique DNA characteristics via polymerase chain reaction.
Objective: Cellular DNA characteristics derived from pretreatment biopsy (PTB) may become important for predicting treatment outcomes in patients with head and neck squamous cell cancer (HNSCC).
Both of them were highly divergent from Asian O. rufipogon at the organellar DNA (including both ctDNA and mtDNA) level and they showed different morphological and nuclear DNA characteristics from each other.
KRAS-TMGB was applied to all samples in groups A and B, yielding informative results in 209/210 cases (99.5%), with only one non-informative sample with very bad DNA characteristics in group B (Table 2).
Although the DNA characteristics of this second binding site remain to be identified, our data clearly demonstrate that if absent, ZAM-IN is unable to cleave the CGCGCg consensus site.
The examination, the foundation said, established that the presence of DNA characteristic of Jefferson over the decades in some of Hemings descendants could not be supported by a theory that his brother or nephews had fathered the children.
Here the only plausible feature seems to be having the DNA characteristic of the human species (the structure that, in the natural course of things, will lead to the newborn baby).
Approximately 17 hours after treatment the viability of transfected cells was determined using immunocytochemistry and a TUNEL assay (Promega, Madison, WI) that detects cleaved DNA characteristic of apoptotic cells.
To identify fragmentation of DNA characteristic of apoptosis, TUNEL labeling was performed on paraformaldehyde fixed tissue from 30 minutes MCAO using NeurotacsTM II kit (Trevigen, Inc, Gaithersburg, MD, USA), according to the manufacturer's protocol.
Hence, this double-stranded DNA characteristic can also be called "symmetry of complementary DNA strands" [ 5, 8].
