Sentence examples for modern molecular methods from inspiring English sources
Modern molecular methods that can describe the shape of chromosomes have begun to revolutionize our understanding of genome organization and the mechanisms that regulate gene activity.
Although modern molecular methods have revealed a great deal about the identity and function of many of these proteins, we still know very little about how they are organised at the nerve terminal, because the structures they form are extremely fragile, and researchers lacked appropriate ways of studying them.
Investigate yeast strains that are engineered to express the human tumor suppressor protein, p53, and use modern molecular methods to identify the functional consequences of p53 mutations isolated from tumor cells.
However, modern molecular methods based on PCR amplification of DNA extracted directly from soil do not require bacterial cells to be viable or intact and may allow investigations into the legacy of bacteria that were present at the time of sample collection.
"After such a long time — nearly 1,500 years, one is still able to detect the agent of plague by modern molecular methods," researcher Holger Scholz, a molecular microbiologist at the Bundeswehr Institute of Microbiology in Munich, Germany, told LiveScience.
However, modern molecular methods, such as PCR exhibits higher sensitivity in virus detection.
In this article, modern molecular dynamics methods are reviewed and their application to quantum manybody systems and electronic structure calculations described.
Drosophila offers an excellent opportunity to apply powerful classical and modern molecular genetic methods to the analysis of movements during development.
Applicant should have demonstrated expertise in modern molecular ecology methods including quantitative PCR, DNA sequence analyses, phylogentics, as well as working with the informatics tools for microbiome and metagenomic studies.
Among other improvements, comprehensive utilization of modern molecular biological methods integrated into epidemiologic designs may provide such evidence at an early stage of the disease.
The paper concludes by describing a possible biomarker-based approach to future studies of susceptibility in ecosystems, suggesting the use of modern molecular genetic methods.
