Sentence examples for pathogen sample from inspiring English sources

In the near future a medical center may be able to map patient or pathogen sample genome or transcript sequences to their reference genomes with a localized suffix array, correct their abundance counts with RECOUNT, model pathogen protein sequences with HMM3, analyze pathogen antigenic sites with VarDB and give special attention to changes in disease-related genes found in KEGG DISEASE.

An excellent specificity was also confirmed by screening with a broad range of other pathogen samples.

The move could lead some courier companies to stop accepting shipments of pathogen samples for delivery.

A total of 532 frequently sampled sites were parsed down to 93 pathogen sampling sites to control for spatial and temporal biases.

Five identical structures were designed in the centrifugal microfluidic system to perform the genetic analysis of 25 pathogen samples in a high-throughput manner.

Combined with UV vis measurement, the method can be successfully performed to identify and detect eight different pathogen samples with an accuracy of 96.8%.

Last summer, the government called for a nationwide search for forgotten pathogen samples in federally funded labs and a review of safety and security procedures.

The lapses include missing pathogen samples, escaped mice, and tears in protective equipment being used by researchers studying deadly viruses such as Ebola and the H5N1 bird flu.

Among the six pairs of primers that we designate here, NS5 was the most efficient with a high sensitivity of up to 3.3 ng/μl and reproducible specificity on eight pathogen samples that were used as negative controls.

The move could make some courier companies stop accepting shipments of pathogen samples for delivery, which in turn could hurt collaborations between research labs and impede responses to public health emergencies such as swine flu.

For example, respiratory symptoms were frequently observed at high prevalence in the era before pathogen sampling was initiated [16].