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Nevertheless, many wheat cDNA libraries have been constructed generating a rich source of ESTs; more than one million wheat ESTs are currently available in dbEST [ 9].

LQR generates a rich source of data which has been used successfully for secondary analysis of data [ 11, 17].

Indeed, their cytotoxic effect towards tumour cells would generate a rich source of antigens and cytokines, which could benefit and support immune responses.

Our aim was to integrate genomics, transcriptomics and effector-focused annotation to generate a rich source of information that could be utilized to identify effector candidates in PST.

However, the most obvious impact of TEs is due to their mobility, and the polymorphisms they generate are a rich source of genetic variants that can be selected during evolution.

Nitric oxide, generated by macrophages is a rich source of nitrogen, which can be metabolised for incorporation into various bacterial macromolecules.

Demonstrating the production of the high-value glucoraphanin in a heterologous host has great potential in the food and medicinal industry as a means to generate a stable, rich source of glucoraphanin for the benefit of human health.

In conclusion, the 15,981 high-quality ESTs generated in this study provide a rich source for identification of novel genes in shrimp and for comparative analysis of gene expression patterns in normal and WSSV-infected shrimp.

One focus group was held to inform development of the PDS questionnaire from the self-selected CAM consumers' perspective, and this provided a rich source of generated data (in conjunction with previous focus groups with other health professional groups [ 10]), sufficient for the extraction and development of the themes.

Mechanical signals generated during walking on natural ground surfaces constitute a rich source of haptic sensory information [31] [33].

In today's society increased urban activities generates vast amounts municipal solid wastes (MSW) which is a rich source of energy due to their high organic matter content and unfortunately mainly ends up in landfills.