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Using AB SOLiD 3 Next Generation Sequencing technology we generated whole RNA profiles of reproductive cells of E. siliculosus and determined the gender-specific regulation of the major metabolic pathways.
A general linear model (GLM) approach generated whole brain images of parameter estimates and variances, representing average signal change from baseline.
New York has such a powerful mythic presence that it has generated whole genres and subgenres.
Left ventricular noncompaction (LVNC) is an autosomal-dominant, genetically heterogeneous cardiomyopathy with variable severity, which may co-occur with cardiac hypertrophy.Here, we generated whole exome sequence data from multiple members from 5 families with LVNC.
We next generated whole mount preparations of lateral wall that allow the visualization of the entire SVZ [35], [36].
In contrast, researchers in another recent study generated whole mtDNA genome sequences from gibbons, but analyzed only five individuals representing three of the four genera, and thus although the topology was well-supported the insights were limited [15].
To test whether triploid rescue is generally connected with decreased expression of AGLs and PEGs, we generated whole-genome transcriptome data of seeds from triploid adm, suvh7 and peg2 mutants and analyzed expression of AGLs and PEGs that had increased mRNA levels in triploid seeds.
B.J.R. generated whole-genome alignments.
We also generated whole-genome re-sequencing data for two additional Pae strains (P6617 and P6623) from different geographical locations in Britain.
In addition to producing a weak persistent activation, synergistic action of 1 µM PNU-120596 plus 5 10 µM choline generated whole-cell responses that were reminiscent of and postulated to be single α7* nAChR ion channel openings detectable in whole-cell patch-clamp configuration [43].
Here we generated whole-genome, single-nucleotide resolution maps of DNA methylation in several regenerated rice lines.
