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Some scientists believe that new twists on a decade-old idea, called nanopore sequencing, could speed up the sequencing process and provide a more complete map of the genome.
Now the more complete map of Mrs. Obama's ancestors — including the slave mother, white father and their biracial son, Dolphus T. Shields — for the first time fully connects the first African-American first lady to the history of slavery, tracing their five-generation journey from bondage to a front-row seat to the presidency.
A new app by Carnegie Mellon researchers Anthony Tomasic and John Zimmerman in conjunction with the University of Buffalo, allows bus riders to track their current location while riding the bus and, in turn, share this information with people who are still waiting, thereby creating a more complete map and schedule of bus routes and times.
After defeating Dracula, Donald receives a more complete map.
volcanii was published in 1989 [21], followed by a more complete map in 1992 [65].
Significant challenges currently impair experiments to get a more complete map of interactions between HPV16 and human proteins, facilitating computational methods to detect potential interactions.
These procedures can be adapted and used with other similarly structured clinical records to enable a more complete mapping between genome and phenome.
The more complete mapping between the base and target domains in the design of the interface, along with cues from multiple metaphors, may have helped subjects to develop more sophisticated representations of the hypertext structure.
Further development of such models will be possible as more complete mapping of human parietal function, and identification of its monkey homologues, emerges from human functional neuroimaging and diffusion tensor imaging.
QTL comparative studies with more complete maps of the gene space should help understand these trends at the genome level.
Identification of melatonin receptors is a requisite for a more complete mapping of the underlying signal transduction pathway(s) in these important processes.
