"How many probes have we sent to the other planets?
They can dispatch many probes at once and simply make mutations in the genes they want to study.
and participated in many probes of such things as bribery in Kings, and paving scandals in Queens, and after joining the Air Corps in 1942, he became the chief aide to Mayor O'Dwyer, then an Air Corps officer charged with making investigations.
For additional speed, the FFTs of many probes are computed simultaneously in batch mode.
To increase the throughput, many probes have been applied to assess multiple CYP activities simultaneously within a single experiment.
Affymetrix supplies small glass slide arrays on which many probes of 25 bases of DNA or RNA sequence data are established.
The key problem many probes encounter is the issue of selectivity, since 23 human MMPs, despite playing different physiological roles, have structurally similar active sites.
The atmospheric circulation is also much different from the Earth's as described in Section 2. The former Soviet Union sent many probes to Venus from the 1960s to the 1980s.
The upshot, say Workman and others, is that many probes produce spurious results that can lead researchers to wrong conclusions about the proteins and drug molecules they are studying.
"They can be distributed by riding on the backs of conventional rovers, or dropped into caves by aeronauts, from aerial balloons, or from landing pods that might contain many probes," says lead researcher Steven Dubowsky.
Molecular geneticist Lisa Baumbach of the University of Miami says the technique should be useful in screening for inherited forms of breast cancer, for which researchers must use many probes to distinguish among multiple mutations in a gene.
