Sentence examples for molecular trace from inspiring English sources

Aside from the whole deliberately feeding sick people arsenic thing, the real controversy of homeopathic practice is that the remedies are so heavily diluted that no molecular trace of the supposed active ingredient be it onion, venom, or any other actually remains.

Nevertheless, in addition to cultures on selective media, molecular tracing techniques like qPCR [34] as already shown for Pseudomonas sp. DSMZ 13134 would provide more precision in tracing.

Because antibiotics influence the natural stability of the units within the hierarchy (above), they can leave up-down and down-up molecular traces of evolutionary change, which are detectable via bioinformatics analyses (Bapteste et al. 2012).

Moreover, Raman mapping can visualize synthetic and natural compounds in hybrid scaffolds, and enables the molecular tracing of drug release from nanoparticles that can serve as drug delivery systems.

However, rearrangements of tRNA genes and/or molecular traces of duplication events appear to be more common than expected.

We therefore consider it more likely that extinct species have left their molecular traces in the genomes of taxa with rather ancient hybrid origin.

Such molecular tracing, however, requires knowledge on diversity of "resident viruses" in the region under study to be able to recognize unusual increases.

Several lines of evidence suggest a contribution from either unsampled taxa or from extinct lineages that have left molecular traces in the accessions analyzed.

Molecular traces of sexual recombination were detected for the majority of tested strains and phylogenetic species, and were correlated with the occurrence of most of the teleomorph isolates within recombining clades.

It should be possible to use CRISPR typing to trace the adaptation and/or transmission of P. gingivalis among patients across entire countries in a simple and cost-effective manner compared with the molecular tracing method reported for methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus using high-throughput sequencing (McAdam et al. 2012).

The international team of molecular biologists traced the historical spread of the P. infestans, a funguslike oomycete, which arose in the Americas.