Based on a high resolution detection procedure, our UCR set enables novel insights into vertebrate genome organization and regulation of developmentally important genes.
Using a high resolution chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP) procedure, we have recently mapped the regions of binding of several components of the pre-RC, including Orc1, Orc2, Mcm5 and CDC6, at these origins in close correspondence to the sites of nascent DNA synthesis [14].
Most target enrichment (TE) procedures for high resolution HLA typing by Next Generation sequencing have utilized full, or part, gene PCR amplification.
A digital soil mapping exercise over a large extent and at a high resolution is a computationally expensive procedure.
To calculate the yield of TE from the relaxation time distributions, a correlation with the data acquired by H High Resolution (HR -NMR following tHR -NMRedure ofollowingthel. [ 65] was established.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06380.003 The selected substack of T20S particles was refined starting from a low-pass filtered initial model to high resolution using the gold standard procedure implemented in Relion (Scheres and Chen, 2012; Scheres, 2012b; Bai et al., 2013).
In such a case, a physician might: 1) increase frequency of testing to detect early development of ILD; 2) implement more sophisticated diagnostic procedures (e.g., high resolution chest CT scan - HRCT) to confirm the presence of ILD; and 3) consider prophylactic disease modifying treatments.
Using a variety of molecular and cellular labeling procedures paired with high resolution microscopy we were able to further elucidate the developmental origins behind these three broad observations.
For very high resolution imaging, a similar X Y scanning procedure was carried out using a 50× objective.
However, although MSUS is low cost, can be carried out as a 'bed-side' procedure and has high resolution [ 26], few studies of ultrasound-guided (US-guided) injection for shoulder pain have been conducted.
