Sentence examples for large-scale quantification from inspiring English sources
Taken together, our objective was to develop cellular arrays for dynamic, large-scale quantification of TF activity as cells organized into spherical structures within 3D culture.
We report a method for rapid, dynamic, and large-scale quantification of TF activity for cells cultured in hydrogels that support cellular organization into multi-cellular structures.
The second measure of translation efficiency is the protein abundance, in units of molecules/cell, measured experimentally in a large-scale quantification of yeast protein abundance (Ghaemmaghami et al. 2003).
Here, we take advantage of the routine screening of migrants for tuberculosis, upon arrival in Kuwait from tuberculosis-endemic regions, to do a first large-scale quantification of the tuberculosis status of this work population.
Here, we take advantage of the routine screening of migrant workers for HIV infection, upon arrival in Kuwait from areas with high HIV prevalence, to do the first large-scale quantification of the HIV infection status of this work population.
With the large-scale quantification of proteins becoming possible, the integrative method can be modified to model protein expression alterations beyond mRNA expression alterations to reveal potential translational or post-translational regulators that lead to protein abundance changes during cancer progression.
The proposed method provides a useful bridge between large-scale quantifications of systematic variation and gene-level significance analyses.
Gel based quantification is thus not a suitable alternative for large scale quantification.
Large scale quantification of protein abundance, alongside quantification of transcripts and metabolites, will be needed for systems analysis of Arabidopsis [13].
Moreover, to enable the accurate and large scale quantification of the glycosylated-protein, Mann and co-workers developed a method combined "filter aided sample preparation" (FASP) and super-SILAC to quantify N-glycosylated secretome during breast cancer progression and in human blood samples.
Additionally, it permits quantification of numerous, natural-abundance samples against a common, metabolically labeled sample, enabling large-scale relative quantification experiments.
