Sentence examples for molecular classification scheme from inspiring English sources

Using the metagenomic approach and the VP6-based molecular classification scheme, we found evidence for a novel rotavirus species that we tentatively called Rotavirus I.

On the basis of the Her2+/TN molecular phenotype, we developed an 803-gene signature, the ClinicoMolecular Triad Classification system, which is a new, clinically useful molecular classification scheme for breast cancer.

The molecular classification scheme divides β-lactamases into four classes based on the amino acid sequences of the proteins [ 8- 10], whereas numerically more functional groups have been assigned based on the hydrolysis and inhibition profiles of the enzymes [ 7, 10, 11].

Subsequent subgroup analysis largely confirms many of the currently used molecular classification schemes for diffuse gliomas (ATRX or TP53 mutations, 1p19q codeletion).

Our analysis confirms many of the currently used molecular classification schemes for diffuse gliomas: gliomas are first separated based on IDH-mutation status and a further stratification is based on ATRX/TP53 mutation status or 1p19q codeletion.

Indeed, this heterogeneity is evident from histopatholologic features and differences in ER, progesterone receptor (PR) and ERBB2/HER2/NEU status as well as more recent molecular classification schemes based on the expression of large numbers of genes [ 1– 3].

More specifically, it demonstrates the importance of developing better methods of detection or prevention of papillary RCC among black Americans to be developed, and for improved methods of subtype determination to be put forward, potentially including molecular classification schemes, to ensure that patients receive optimal care.

The recent discovery of a fusion gene that joins the KIF5B and RET oncogene from large-scale sequencing [ 8, 9] in a subset of NSCLCs have added a novel molecular subtype to the classification scheme for adenocarcinomas.

The G-Project committee was erected by the Japan Society for Gastroenterological Carcinogenesis with an aim of establishing a new classification scheme based on molecular biological characteristics that would supplement the conventional TNM classification to better predict outcome.

Diffusely infiltrating gliomas are inherently heterogeneous tumors, and there are ongoing efforts to establish a classification scheme that incorporates new molecular and traditional histologic features.

The phylogenetic relationships determined by molecular techniques are not consistent with a classification scheme based on similarities in spore morphology.