Sentence examples for library of one from inspiring English sources
Further, traditional transcriptome studies generally use a cDNA library of one tissue, while transcriptome sequencing based on NGS methods can work on a normalized cDNA library comprising multiple tissues and individuals, which would considerably reduce the sequencing cost.
These two resulting in silico data libraries were the subjects for a two-way comparison based on the alignment of the genes from a library of one species to the whole genome sequence of the other species; i.e. bovine genes were aligned to the human genome ("cow vs. human comparison") and human genes to the bovine genome ("human vs. cow comparison").
Each book features a library of one sort or another, and the literary jokes are a dime a dollop.
This second genome was in the form of a library of one million pieces of DNA, each 40,000 letters long.
Over the library of one of our great law schools is inscribed the motto: "Not under man, but under God and law".
A large scale random EST sequencing from a salt stressed leaf tissue cDNA library of one month old A. marina plants resulted in identification of a clone showing maximum homology to Monodehydroascorbate reductase (Am-MDAR).
However only a select few of the new boon of online galleries focus on original art; the biggest of which is Amazon Art, which gave buyers unprecedented access to a massive library of one-of-a-kind pieces at a variety of prices.
Pooling samples from different leaf libraries of one species resulted in samples representing 16 Flaveria species.
Sequence libraries of one resistant bulk (BR) and one susceptible bulk (BS) each containing pooled cDNA of 16 individual F2 plants were generated to perform the 454 sequencing.
(Medley guesses that he and his girlfriend share a library upwards of one thousand books, a number he considers "rather paltry").
In 1998, Cornell acquired the personal library of Maeda Ai, one of the most important critics and scholars of Japanese literature of the postwar period.
