Molecular sequencing enabled identification of P. micra.
Molecular Sequencing and primer construction are common facilities available to all Yale faculty.
Facilities include DNA extraction, molecular sequencing, macro- and microfossil prep labs, paleohistology and wet labs; and an environmental scanning electron microscope.
The drug resistant pathogens implicated in wound and urinary tract infection of diabetic patients were isolated and identified by molecular sequencing.
Rosemary Romero for molecular sequencing of the green alga Ulva, as part of a larger study of abiotic and biotic factors affecting the reproductive capabilities of algal blooms in rocky intertidal communities.
Kathryn Maxson Jones, "Biology, Computing, and the History of Molecular Sequencing: From Proteins to DNA, 1945-2000," review of work by Miguel García-SaNewo, New Genetics and Society 2017 36(4): 406-408.
The taxonomy question was settled only in September 2012, when scientists led by a fellow at the Smithsonian looked at the molecular sequencing of a broad range of specimens and concluded that the Rasberry crazy ant is not the same ant that was collected in Florida in the 1950s.
The objectives were to identify Enterococcus spp in nonhealing endodontic cases using PCR amplification and molecular sequencing, and to determine if the prevalence of enterococci is increased in diabetic patients.
With the advent of new molecular sequencing techniques, it is easier to understand how the immune system of vertebrates is, to a great extent, orchestrated by the complex microbial communities that live in symbiosis with their hosts.
By drying the plant material quickly using the sun or silica gel, collectors can ensure that it is also suitable for molecular sequencing.
Its validity as a distinct species is endorsed collectively by its morphology, its non-interfertility with other New Zealand Armillaria species in cultural pairing tests and, in particular, by published molecular sequencing data verified by the additional evidence reported here.
