A system of versatile tests for reproductive toxicity had been established to systematically screen for such hazards present in the daily life, including chemical compounds that are components of drugs and pharmaceuticals.
To systematically screen for deletions, multiplex ligation-dependent probe amplification (MLPA) for all 10 LKB1 exons and three flanking probes was employed.
Here, we have exploited the remarkable synteny conservation among five distantly related yeast species to systematically screen for the presence of species-specific insertion of genes.
This is the first study to systematically screen for de novo mutations in early-onset sporadic PD using parent proband trios.
The AVEXIS approach has recently been applied to systematically screen for receptor ligand pairs involved in the recognition of the host erythrocyte by the blood stage of the malaria parasite (Crosnier et al., 2011; Bartholdson et al., 2012).
Finally, in the present study GPs were not instructed to systematically screen patients for possible depression or depressive symptoms which could have led to a lower risk estimate.
Notably, the GPs were not instructed to systematically screen patients for possible depression or depressive symptoms: which could have led to a lower risk estimate.
We used the attributable fraction calculation procedure [ 34] to estimate avoidance of antimalarial drug prescription for pregnant women systematically screened for malaria.
For disasters that were responsible for >100 deaths, we systematically screened reports of humanitarian agencies available on Reliefweb (http://www.reliefweb.int/).
By combining LCM, RNA-seq, two UAS-RNAi libraries, and our UAS-Rab-DN collection, we systematically screened for genes that are important for IPC function.
