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Using molecular techniques developed in McCarroll's laboratory, Sekar discovered how the four variants could generate different amounts of the C4A and C4B proteins in the brain.

A new set of molecular techniques developed during the 1990s revolutionized microbial ecology research.

In addition, the improved molecular techniques developed here can be important tools for future surveys of photobionts.

Because of the spectacular molecular techniques developed in the last decades, some authors think that these techniques will shortly supplant culture.

One filamentous fungus, Neurospora crassa, has long served as a model fungus [ 15, 16] and the molecular techniques developed for N. crassa studies have also been widely applied to other filamentous fungi [ 17].

The strategy of optimizing transgenes for expression in sugarcane and the molecular techniques developed to quantify enhanced expression characteristics could be applied to many other transgenes of interest in basic and applied sugarcane research.

This protocol was inspired from molecular biology techniques developed for the in vitro reconstitutions of chromatin [49].

Fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) and its variants are a family of molecular cytogenetic techniques developed to correlate specific sequences to cytogenetic observations [ 12].

The zebrafish community is characterised by the speed with which it adopts new molecular biology techniques developed for other animal models and cell lines and rapidly adapt them to the fish.

Among the molecular-based techniques developed, AdnaTest is a series of commercially available assays that combines an immunomagnetic enrichment of tumor cells followed by subsequent multiplex RT-PCR [ 34].

Optical molecular imaging (OMI) is a molecular imaging technique developed based on genomics, proteomics, and modern optical imaging technique, through qualitative or quantitative observation and research on activities of molecule and cell in physiological and pathological processes in vivo with the use of specific molecular markers (such as luciferase and fluorescent protein).