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Moreover, the existence of markers that cross-amplify quail and chicken DNA [ 5, 8] makes it possible to connect both maps and to compare the QTL results for these two species, thereby getting further insight into their evolutionary relationship.
The model was used to simulate metabolic behavior and additionally to integrate, analyze and interpret large-scale gene expression data concerning a study on glucose repression, thereby providing a means of upgrading the information content of experimental data and getting further insight into this phenomenon in A. nidulans.
With the aim of getting further insights into A. gossypii's metabolism, a comparative analysis was conducted between the metabolic capabilities of A. gossypii and those of S. cerevisiae and K. lactis, as these are organisms phylogenetically close to A. gossypii [ 22] and for which there is updated information available in the literature or in databases ([ 14]; SGD).
To get further insight into the detailed structure of the as-synthesized γ-MnS, SAED and HRTEM were employed.
Trying to get further insight into this possibility, the polarization studies were also performed on a surface modified by underpotentially deposited copper.
Using image analysis techniques, virtual models have been created to expand the range of data and get further insight into the structural behavior of the material.
By expanding the model to describe the multiphase phenomena we were able to get further insight on the behavior of the overall system.
The present study was designed to get further insight into the mode of antidepressant action of an extract prepared of the leaves of Apocynum venetum L. (AV).
In order to get further insight in the electronic and optical properties of the studied compounds, theoretical calculations using TD-DFT and the CPCM have been carried out.
The present study was designed to get further insight into the mode of antidepressant action of extracts prepared from St .John's wort (SJW) and relevant active constituents.
