Sentence examples for extensive marker from inspiring English sources
However, it is easy to identify sufficient polymorphism SNP markers for background analysis due to the high-density and extensive marker positioning in an SNP array.
Extensive marker analysis of whole lung tissue indicated an attenuation of multiple M2 macrophage-associated markers, including IL13Rα2, and the scavenging receptor MARCO.
Although additional work such as fluorescent in situ hybridization (FISH) is needed to further validate these possible chromosomal changes, extensive marker reorganization including inversion and translocation has been reported between cowpea ssp unguiculata and its close relative Vigna radiata [20].
Use of AFLP and SRAP markers provided more extensive marker densities [ 39, 40].
Given our extensive marker analysis, we believe our data supports the model that genuine pericytes are themselves SMC progenitors.
It should be noted that genotyping outbred mice or mice of mixed backgrounds is possible, but may require the use of a more extensive marker panel.
It can be anticipated that future developments will include the use of more extensive markers of synovial inflammation and joint degradation as well as the use of panels of biomarkers in serum and synovial tissue samples.
These findings clearly demonstrate the utility of SNP mining from 454 transcriptome sequences, and provide the most extensive genetic marker resource currently available for A. millepora.
Inevitably, bees just try harder when they've found a suitable habitat, leaving a more extensive scent marker and eventually, a more extensive infestation.
Our case was milder, but it still demonstrates certain aggressiveness including infiltration into the muscle and intestine, and more extensive positive markers (EMA and vimentin) and necrosis.
Future interest in other conditions, or in the identification of more extensive polymorphic markers for comparing populations, will be able to use this assembly as a reference to improve and focus effort on the condition of interest.
