Sentence examples for markers to characterize from inspiring English sources

Here, we describe the development and evaluation of a panel of EST micro- and minisatellite markers to characterize the genetic diversity within and between populations of R. appendiculatus and other rhipicephaline species.

We defined several markers to characterize the efficiency of epidemic spread in the simulations (Figure 5).

Because mislocalization of the oocyte nucleus and Grk indicates oocyte polarity defects, we used other oocyte polarity markers to characterize these phenotypes further.

There may be some difficulty in the diagnosis of CPC due to their morphologic characteristics, similar to those of other tumors in routine microscopy, making it vital to find biologic markers to characterize these tumors.

Although these studies should be replicated in a larger cohort of samples, here we describe a list of miRNAs that could be good candidates in future biomarker studies in MS and at least two more with potential to be good markers to characterize the relapse status.

Clearly cell culture would be an invaluable and potent method for studying somatic stem cells from a morphological, immunocytochemical, biochemical and molecular point of view, although many technical hurdles must be overcome: in fact it is difficult to isolate somatic stem cells from the surrounding tissues, and to find markers to characterize them.

In extending follow-up of this cohort of young workers, we will continue to use all available clinical, laboratory hematology, and pathology data as well as cytogenetic and biochemical markers to characterized various HLD outcomes.

Serial paraffin sections (4 μm) were made and used for haematoxylin eosin staining and immunofluorescence assays to determine different immunological markers to characterized T populations, macrophages (MQ) and dendritic cells (DC) as well as the IgA and cytokine positive cells in the lamina propria of the intestine.

It permits us to suggest the monitoring of this peak intensity as a marker to characterize internal deformations in the cell in possible lab-on-a-chip applications.

Because none of the endothelial markers used to characterize our cultures was singularly expressed on the totality of late-EPCs (each single marker being expressed by up to 98.9±1% of cells, Fig. 2A), we wondered whether cells expressing endothelial markers could be responsible for KSHV infection in our cultures.

Alternatively, MPCs may be composed of functionally heterogeneous cell subsets that cannot be distinguished on the basis of the restricted number of phenotypic markers used to characterize them.