Sentence examples for dna present at from inspiring English sources
These data not only provide insights into the genomes of the targeted cell but also identify the sources of foreign DNA present at the time of cell capture (e.g., from prey, pathogens, or symbionts28).
In addition, the amplified arrays of Y′-associated telomeric repeats would increase the amount of G-rich telomeric repeat DNA present at each chromosome, which provides a reservoir of G-rich telomeric repeat DNA for recombination onto the extreme terminus of chromosomes.
When they ran the test on the victim's rape kit in the spring of 2011 and it showed that it was not Mr. Buffey's DNA present at the crime scene, they asked to run the results through the West Virginia database of felons to see if another match existed.
Furthermore, we used HybirdCapture2 test to detect HPV DNA present at 5,000 copies or higher.
They currently represent 1.24% of the sequenced genome, but this corresponds to only half of the amount of retrotransposon DNA present at the time of insertion.
Our work suggests that even with direct testing of tumour material, the Linear Array™ system or "normal" PCR with consensus primers may not be sufficiently sensitive to detect HPV DNA present at low copy number.
Thus, when a solution contains both DNA and protein, absorbance at 260 nm is mainly due to the DNA present, and absorbance at 280 nm is due to protein.
Another commonly employed method for plant phylogenomic studies is genome skimming (Straub et al., 2012), which takes advantage of the fact that organellar DNA and nuclear ribosomal DNA are present at high copy numbers in genomic DNA.
Biochemical assays were performed to measure the total collagen, GAG, and DNA present in the scaffolds at the end of the study.
The optical density (OD) reflects the amount of DNA present and was measured at excitation and emission wavelengths of 260 and 280 nm, respectively.
Mitochondrial damage can be inherited via mutations both in maternal DNA (mtDNA) and nuclear DNA, and present at birth or remain latent until triggered later in life.
