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In addition, because this screening system is designed for use in a microtiter plate format where numerous chemicals could be readily screened, it is hoped that this yeast two-hybrid screening approach may be adaptable for high-throughput settings.
In addition, various two-break chromosome aberrations (paracentric inversions, reciprocal translocations and ring chromosomes) can be readily screened for in the spore mother cells of many homosporous ferns.
In addition, modeling mutations in three dimensions (if a crystal structure of the target has been solved) would allow approved drugs to be readily screened in silico against the mutant and normal targets.
Labour said it could readily screen bogus applications and had already rejected registration requests from Conservatives.
The MethyLight assay is a methylation-specific PCR-based technique, which is a quick and easy method for measuring DNAm, and has the potential to readily screen large numbers of samples [ 14].
As such, the hERG channel role in QT prolongation is now much better understood and can readily be screened in vitro.
Identification of sacroiliitis as a correlate of CVD holds tremendous clinical promise since it is a characteristic feature of PsA [ 17, 18] and can readily be screened for in this disorder.
Since primary colonic epithelial cells were not readily available, we screened for colorectal cancer cell lines that do not have substantial DNA methylation at CIMP-defining loci and carry wild-type forms of both BRAF and KRAS.
In Drosophila, large numbers of transgenic organisms can be readily generated and screened for gene expression patterns.
For example, patients can be screened readily for KRAS and V600E mutations to assess their eligibility to be treated with cetuximab or vermurafenib.
They demonstrated that modified HMLER cells, which were experimentally-derived by transforming normal HMECs with hTERT, SV40 large-T antigen and hRas V12), could be readily cultured and screened to identify anti-cancer compounds that selectively target cancer stem cells [ 39].
