Sentence examples for extensively amplified from inspiring English sources

Recently, it has been demonstrated that this highly dynamic region of the B. grahamii chromosome contains many T4SSgenes and is extensively amplified and packaged into bacteriophages [35], suggesting that transduction is also an important mechanism of genome evolution in intracellular bacteria.

> -wrap-foot> As in Ikeda, OtAGEs have been extensively amplified in Boryong (Table  2).

This genome shuffling was obviously induced by extensively amplified repetitive sequences.

However the coverage was insufficient for reliable genotyping since the primers extensively amplified the putative Mhc pseudogenes, greatly decreasing the coverage of expressed alleles.

For the first time, we were able to show that the Y-linked HSFY and ZNF280BY gene families, like the TSPY family, were extensively amplified on the bovine Y chromosome.

Previous studies revealed that the bovine TSPY, HSFY, ZNF280AY, and ZNF280BY gene families were extensively amplified (up to 250 copies) on the Y during evolution [ 2, 11, 14]– [ 17], while the PRAMEY and EGLY gene families were less amplified (3-30 copies) [ 2, 12].

Mr. Griffiths mentions the 1982 paper in which Mr. Rifkin first proposed the idea, but readers may not be aware of how extensively Mr. Rifkin has amplified and refined his initial arguments in numerous publications since then.

ERBB-2 is amplified (extensively reduplicated) in 15-30% of breast cancers [ 3**].

The heterochromatin is often amplified so extensively as to form pericentric or subtelomeric heterochromatin blocks.

In order to study specific patterns of mutations more extensively, IN gene PCR products amplified from plasma HIV-1 RNA were produced in duplicate for each sample studied and were pooled.

The importance of addressing drug resistant TB is further amplified by more recent reports on extensively drug resistant TB (XDRTB) [3], which represented 7% of MDR isolates referred to supranational reference laboratories from 2000 2004 [1].