Sentence examples for marker for green from inspiring English sources

Mouse NS cells containing a constitutively expressed marker for green fluorescent protein (GFP) were used to investigate the process of neural differentiation.

We used a standard and widely used marker for green algal phylogeny, the 18S ribosomal RNA gene, to infer the phylogenetic position of the algal strains investigated in this study for the type of telomeric sequences.

We have developed a positively selectable marker for the green alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii using the Streptomyces hygroscopicus aminoglycoside phosphotransferase gene (aph7″).

(G – J ) Double immunofluorescence labeling of calbindin (green), a marker for mature GCs, and calretinin (red), a marker for immature GCs.

A WHO advisory committee must approve any research done with the remaining stocks, and CDC scientists recently asked for permission to insert a marker gene, coding for green fluorescent protein, into the virus to make it easier to test the effectiveness of new antiviral drugs.

Although both genes are good candidates for further study, the gene encoding a beta-1,3-glucanase is of special interest since it could be used as a bio-marker for high green plant production.

Nearby is another green marker, for a son of Ms. Brown's cousin who died at four months, apparently of pneumonia.

Cells were stained using i) Hoechst DNA dye to count cell density and investigate nuclear condensation and fragmentation, ii) LysoTracker Red to analyze the amount of lysosomes per cell as an early marker for cytotoxicity, iii) Sytox Green as a membrane impermeable dye to detect loss of membrane integrity as late event for cytotoxicity (Fig. 5a).

We combined these stains with a fluorescent marker for cell nuclei (SYTOX Green), and an antibody directed against α-smooth muscle actin followed by a fluorescently conjugated secondary antibody to identify smooth muscle cells.

In all cases, plasmid coding for the marker enhanced green fluorescent protein (eGFP-c1; BD Biosciences, Oxford, UK) was also co-transfected in order to visualise successfully transfected cells.

The aphVIII gene of the actinobacterium S. rimosus can be used as a selectable marker for transformation experiments in the green alga P. morum.