That's a community to community linkage of a sort.
Some of this could be due to close linkage of a non-functional SNP with the functional SNP.
So, it uses ISA-Tab handler for scientific workflows that allows the linkage of a single sample to multiple analyses employing various assays [14].
It also provides a generic linkage of a drug with a targeting device in a manner set to be triggered by defined enzymatic activity.
Linkage of a blue dye on the alkyne fragment is promoted by palladium(0) and it provides novel dual donor acceptor dyes.
The authors believe that this robust linkage system will be valuable compared to other targeting strategies, since the simple chemistry will allow for linkage of a variety of different moieties.
For practical purposes, the numerical results were summarized in a set of parametric design-charts useful to the automotive engineer in conceiving the steering linkage of a new vehicle.
Rationally designed modifications to the central biphenyl linkage of a known NS5A series led to selection of several compounds that were synthesized and evaluated in a HCV genotype 1b replicon.
Here, we present a new method for multilayered, site-directed immobilization of antibody on polystyrene surface through the linkage of a genetically engineered ligand and the assembly of staphylococcal protein A (SPA) with immunoglobulin G (IgG).
In contrast, when tight genetic linkage of a phenotype with certain DNA polymorphisms that are present within natural variations can be confirmed, one can conclude that the polymorphism is responsible for the phenotypic diversity and refer to it as an FNP [16, 27].
UV Vis spectra supported the hybrid formation; highly shielded plasmon resonance at about 510 nm was observed for hybrid (1), comparable with that of the already prepared hybrid (2) [14], which was made by the linkage of a monofunctional complex, i.e. trans-thioethynylphenyl-bis tributylphosphine palladium II).
