Sentence examples for library of sense from inspiring English sources
She searches her library of sense memories.
For the amplification of the heavy and light chain V region, cDNAs were synthesized using a library of sense primers previously described [49], [50], and the same anti-sense primers were used for cDNA synthesis.
It means, as a 2010 report on the twenty-first-century library put it, nothing short of "rethinking the very core of what defines a library — the sense of place, of service, and of community that has characterized the modern library for the last century".
To account for differences in each library, we modeled each exon with n sense reads as a sample from a binomial distribution, B(n, r), with n successes each with probability r, where r is estimated individually for each library from the overall ratio of sense to antisense (S AS).
We first evaluated the quality of our strand-specific libraries by plotting the fraction of sense reads in each exon in the genome.
Since λ-exonuclease has much higher activity for unphosphorylated substrates and its activity is blocked by phosphothioester bonds, the digest results in a 130mer single-stranded (ss) DNA library of the MAGE-compatible sense-strand that contained the phosphothioester bond at the 5′ end.
The U. maydis genes with antisense do not have high sense strand representation in the libraries; this could be the result of sense transcript degradation.
We had a conversation with MGM because the putting together of the MGM library and DreamWorks makes an awful lot of sense.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00994.017 drh-1 mutants and JU1580 animals displayed the same profile of sense siRNAs in 5′ independent libraries as in 5′ dependent libraries.
Now that view is blocked by the monotonous forms of the museum and library, and the sense of surprise is lost.
The academy's library gives a sense of the size and variety of the collection, sampled in small display cases, with most of it now squirreled away in favor of the museum's environmental messages.
