Sentence examples for markers some of from inspiring English sources
To establish their utility, we designed universal degenerate primers for six markers, some of which showed promising results in unicellular eukaryotes.
Plurality may be left unmarked, but there are overt plurality markers, some of which are restricted to humans.
The development and application of SSR markers, some of which are from EST sequences and others from genomic sequences, complemented the relatively low polymorphism rate of EST-derived SNPs between the mapping parents, and more importantly, enabled us to detect more loci including non-coding regions which are absent in the consensus map.
The Panel noted increasing evidence for the prognostic value of commonly used multiparameter molecular markers, some of which also carried prognostic information for late relapse.
A short perception of enrichment and detection methods in regard to EMT and stem cell markers, some of them commercially available, will be given in the following.
The RAD tags were used to derive SNP markers some of which were then validated by a Cleaved Amplified Polymorphic Sequence (CAPS) assay.
Microsatellite markers (SSR markers) are some of the most successful molecular markers in the construction of a peanut genetic map and in diversity analysis.
As a marker, some of the unique characteristics of mtDNA compared to nuclear DNA are a high rate of nucleotide substitution, maternal inheritance, and little or no recombination [ 2, 3].
The technology was applied in identifying 21 SBP markers for some of the marker-poor genomic regions of the Arabidopsis molecular marker map that represent polymorphisms between ecotypes, Col-0 and Nd-0.
Our findings also indicate the absence of flavonoids, usually reported as responsible for the pharmacological activities attributed to some types of A. mellifera propolis, as well as of markers of some types of propolis [ 3, 26].
Following this protocol, 21 SBP markers for some of the marker poor regions of the Arabidopsis genome were identified.
