Earlier this year, Monsanto, a large biotechnology firm, announced a rough-and-ready sequence of the rice genome, and an international consortium is now trying to refine it.
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They have been used extensively for the sequencing of the mouse and human genomes and the clones from these sequencing projects are available making almost the entire genomes available in ready sequenced clones.
These collections of selected BLASTN-ready sequences are referred to as the complete data sets, one for bacterial/archaeal sequences and one for eukaryote sequences.
This review will then offer a sequence of ready-to-use key information and concepts on major types of ROS, free radicals and oxidative stress-related reactive intermediates operating in living organisms, their sources in mammalian cells and tissues, and antioxidant defences.
The dispatch queue is the sequence of requests ready to be sent to the block device driver.
Optimization of PCR clamping by PNA was observed by testing five different PNAs with a minimum of 13 bp to a maximum of 15 bp, designed on the target sequence of Roundup Ready soybean.
Keep in mind that, if you miss notes and break your streak, you'll need to be ready to strum again — your sequence of hammer-ons and pull-offs won't carry through.
The availability of BAC libraries from individual chromosomes greatly simplifies the construction of ready to sequence physical maps and the analysis of the complex allohexaploid wheat genome.
Have the case studies ready at hand that describe the sequence of hazardous events taking place.
The early 'deterministic' models of transcriptional activation that postulated the existence of a well-orchestrated sequence of events involving ready-to-use core holoenzymes 27 made it difficult to accommodate this diversity of components.
