The untreated control group was comprised of French-Canadian children drawn from three school districts representing the different socio-economic strata of the larger population underwent serial lateral cephalograms for comparison purposes [18].
Population and serial clonal analyses were done as described previously [21].
Some evolutionary technologies, such as population genetics, serial transfer production of live vaccines, and phylogenetic analysis, have been widely applied.
Furthermore, while CFSE can identify the effector cell population the serial dilutions observed in a dot plot can indicate the intensity of the effector response.
For example, one could use blockwise data to fit scenarios of population expansion, serial bottlenecks, or more general models of multiple merger coalescence (Coop and Ralph 2012).
The simple ΦST divergence estimates give no suggestion that the White Sea group would have descended from the Pechora population through serial colonization (e.g. the Pechora stock is not situated between White Sea and Bering Sea in the MDS ordination, Figure 4).
Confirming this possibility, a tissue culture-adapted MNV-3 population (18 serial passages in cell culture) responded similarly to MNV-1 when treated with 400 μM ribavirin (data not shown).
To determine the proportion of PrPSc-containing cells in a population, a serial 1 2 dilution from 20,000 to 625 cells was placed in the wells of a 96-well plate and subjected to the ELISA described above.
The value of the minimal inhibitory concentration (MIC) was determined as described earlier (Schuurmans et al. 2009) by exposing samples of the bacterial population to serial two-fold dilutions of the antibiotic in a 96-well plate.
In a transcriptional profiling tour de force, Kornelia Polyak (Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston) prospectively isolated each of the cell types that comprise normal breast tissue, as well as those from both in situ and invasive carcinoma, and determined the gene expression profile of each population using serial analysis of gene expression [ 27].
