Sentence examples for rate of amplification from inspiring English sources

A quantitative reverse-transcription PCR was used to measure the rate of amplification with primers containing inosine residues substituted at different positions and in increasing numbers.

Greater declines in the rate of amplification were observed with RNA templates, suggesting that reverse transcription suffers more than PCR amplification when inosine is included in the reverse primer.

The rate of amplification by SYBR Premix Ex Taq II (TaKaRa Bio) was monitored according to the manufacturer's protocol.

It is this slipping-and-cleaving mechanism that promotes not only the rate of amplification, but also the yield of product.

Conversely, their lower rate of amplification in culture as compared to v-IhNSC, is likely due to a longer cell cycle.

Currently proposed non-coding regions have a variable rate of amplification from the single primer pairs we considered in each case (trnH-psbA was the best performing, with nearly 100% amplification; closely followed by atpF atpH, with 4% failed amplifications).

The high rate of amplifications at 11p13 has been shown to involve the cyclin D1 (CCND1) locus and to be accompanied by high expression of the gene [ 58].

These intra-genic shorter imbalances may account for the higher rate of amplifications called by our study that may not represent a true and functionally relevant biological difference as only a proportion of the gene is amplified.

This could either be due to no/low rates of amplification or high rates of removal of such elements by unequal/illegitimate recombination.

During the course of primate evolution, Alu elements have spread and formed several distinct subfamilies on the basis of different rates of amplification.

Alternately, periods of low rainfall may reduce populations of mosquito competitors and predators, leading to larger mosquito populations and higher rates of amplification and transmission the year following the drought [13].