Sentence examples for markers for characterizing from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, miR-16 was found to have an evolutionarily conserved 8mer target site with a high prediction score to GFAP, one of the most widely used markers for characterizing astrocytes.
Increasing the number of markers for characterizing the RH1 lines also increased the proportion of informative lines.
However, few studies have been carried out to compare the efficiency of RFLP and SSR markers for characterizing genetic diversity [ 40].
The present study aimed to isolate new coffee-specific informative SSRs useful as genetic markers for characterizing coffee genome and linkage mapping studies.
From this background, the main aim of this work was to generate SSR markers for characterizing mulberry germplasm and/or mapping populations.
It identifies many useful new markers for characterizing this process, in particular egr-5 as a gene required for maturation of post-mitotic progenitors forming epidermis.
The most commonly used genetic marker for characterizing animal biodiversity and identifying maternal lineages is the mitochondrial genome.
The Shiratori et al.'s study identified decreased levels of rRNA transcription compared with wild-type cells as a measurable marker for characterizing the premature aging of WS.
Such separation was not possible with CD49b, the most recently described marker for characterizing luminal cell subsets (Shehata et al., 2012; De Silva et al., 2015).
The most popular single marker for characterizing animal biodiversity is the mitochondrial genome, as mitogenetic variation tracks the matrilineal component of historical genetic diversity, migration routes [ 2, 3] the timing of divergence events [ 2- 5], and has relevance to fitness [ 6- 8].
Interestingly, integrin- β3 is also a known surface marker of megakaryocytes and platelet, also called CD61, and has been widely used to detect early maturation stages of megakaryocytes and in this study integrin- β3 expression level was used as a marker for characterizing megakaryocytic differentiation.
