Sentence examples for measures the copy from inspiring English sources
The Affymetrix 100K array measures the copy number of > 100,000 Single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) loci covering the entire human genome with an average distance between SNPs of 23.6 kb.
Real-time PCR accurately measures the copy number of a specific mRNA species in a small sample of total RNA (<1 μg), and is useful for analysis of gene expression in primary RMS tumours because samples are seldom large enough for protein analysis.
The conventional gTOW method developed previously uses a gene with a native promoter and terminator as a unit to increase protein expression and measures the copy number limit to estimate the "copy number limit for protein overexpression" [ 7, 8, 10, 11].
A subset of samples (n = 253) was assessed for amplifiable copy numbers using the commercially available Taqman assay that measures the copies of the FTH1 sequence per microlitre of a sample based on the amplification of an 180 bp product.
In the next step, we measured the copy number of rDNA repeats in Sup mutants harboring pRRN5 plasmid.
The team then uses quantitative sandwich ELISAs that are calibrated to measure the copy number of proteins per cell.
To determine the persistence of the CART-HER2 cells, we used qPCR at serial time points to measure the copy numbers of CAR in the peripheral blood of mice in the experimental group.
In order to measure the copy number of rDNA repeat in Sup mutants, we performed pulsed field gel electrophoresis and subsequent Southern blotting using 5S rRNA gene as a probe (Fig. 3a).
Primer sets of S-P-MArch-0348-S-a-17 and S-D-Arch-0786-A-a-20 were used with the double-dye probe March-0515 for measuring the copy number of 16S rRNA from methanogenic archaea (Sawayama et al. 2004).
Quantitative PCR was chosen as an independent method to measure the copy number of FCGR3B and was performed on 24 samples (Figure 3B).
Imprecision could be introduced by the use of monoplex conventional real-time PCR to measure the copy number for the HLCS and SNP loci to determine the epigenetic-genetic ratio.
