In "stable" transfections, the transfected DNA typically inserts as an array of multiple copies; the insertions occur at undefined and irreproducible chromosomal sites, the copy number varies idiosyncratically, and the multiple copies are in both orientations.
The early but intriguing attempts to deal with joint disorders by inserting such an array of materials were unsuccessful.
To assess this, we isolated 12 plasmids carrying the inserts with an array of 2.0 kb segments, and the plasmids were digested with two restriction enzymes, I- SceI and PI- PspI, to separate the insert from the vector backbone.
To estimate transformation efficiency of the plasmids obtained using the PRESSO method, we connected 2 10 DNA fragments to produce plasmids harbouring the inserts with an array of 0.5, 1.0, or 2.0 kb segments.
A copy of the original β (represented by ω in marsupials and monotremes) was inserted into an array of olfactory genes before the amniote radiation (>315 million years ago), then duplicated and diverged to form orthologous clusters of β-globin genes with different expression profiles in different lineages.
But Mr. Clinton also plans to use the United Nations meeting to insert himself in an array of simmering world conflicts -- from the Middle East to Cyprus to the Korean Peninsula.
By inserting a microlens array into a camera, one can record light fields.
This is achieved by inserting a microlens array between the sensor and main lens, creating a plenoptic camera.
By inserting a microlens array into a conventional handheld camera, one can create a plenoptic camera, which can record a light field in a single snapshot.
By inserting a microlens array into a handheld camera, one can create a plenoptic camera, which can record a light field in a single snapshot.
