Sentence examples for markers suitable for from inspiring English sources
To date, due to the absence of specific cell markers suitable for the sorting of tendinous subpopulations containing cells at different stages of differentiation, culturing tendon cells at low density represents the most used method to isolate specific progenitor subpopulations.
Our analysis of the qMel-1 and qMel-3 locus led to the delimitation of regions of chromosomes 1 and 3, as well as the development of several molecular markers suitable for marker-aided selection for mesocotyl length.
For a large number of indel markers significant differences in allele frequencies between the major populations have been reported, making this class of markers suitable for the analysis of biogeographic ancestry.
To develop exclusion testing protocols for Huntington's disease (HD) linkage markers suitable for use in a clinical preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) setting for couples in whom a partner was at 50% risk of inheriting HD, but who choose not to undergo presymptomatic mutation testing.
Both candidate gene and QTL mapping strategies have been used in domestic animals for the discovery of genetic markers suitable for MAS [3].
To identify X centromere-specific markers suitable for ChIP, genomic sequence spanning 450 kb of Xp pericentromere, 350 kb of Xq pericentromere, and regions 150 kb from Xp and Xq centromere-arm junction was analyzed in silico using UCSC Genome Browser (March 2006) human reference sequence assembly (NCBI Build 36.1).
Therefore, the fetal epigenetic marker suitable for the EGG approach has to be resistant to digestion by methylation-sensitive restriction enzymes in maternal plasma.
Low platelet counts are a novel predictive marker suitable for risk-adapted patient management.
As a result, it is difficult to identify a single marker suitable for all HCC patients.
Thus, PZE-108050268 was considered as a marker suitable for MAS of lines with QTLGLSchr8b.
Applying the current scoring criteria, HER2 expression remains the only marker suitable for patient selection at present.
