Sentence examples for primary progeny from inspiring English sources

Our method can generate about 10 p.f.u./mL of primary progeny in a 24-well plate format, which could be sufficient for such purposes.

Another hypothesis to account for enhanced yield is that the MVV envelope protein from the host cell might be incorporated into the primary progeny virus envelope and facilitate the first round of infection and hence amplification.

Firstly, if it is possible to generate sufficient quantities of primary progeny, one can examine the effect of lethal mutations that may otherwise be unable to undergo amplification (for example mutations in viral proteins or genome RNA that impact on packaging).

Primary T1 progeny were selected on MS medium supplemented with 120 μg/ml kanamycin.

Self-seed of the primary DH progeny were multiplied either during the summer of 2004 05 at Manjimup Horticultural Research Centre (Manjimup, Australia) or during the winter of 2005 at The University of Western Australia's Shenton Park field station (Perth, Australia).

The analysis of representative numbers of transgenic lines revealed that the obtained T-DNA copy numbers are typically low, the generative transmission of the recombinant DNA is in accordance with the Mendelian rules and the vast majority of the primary transgenics produce progeny that expresses the respective transgene product.

Both de novo SNPs and the primary allele in progeny were analyzed for base substitution changes in comparison with the parental base using custom perl scripts.

Thus, metastasis would not be the progeny of primary tumors, but instead de novo tumors arising in cancer patients.

The spread of paramyxoviruses in tissues depends on the efficient release of viral progeny from primary infected cells, leading to further cell infections.

HSV-1 is able to develop progeny virus during primary infection in the TG, suggesting that the establishment of HSV-1 latency is not simply due to infection of a non-permissive neuron.

Cell line: the progeny of a primary culture when it is subcultured.