Sentence examples for screen carried out from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, RNAi screen carried out in D. melanogaster S2 cells identified the involvement of CHD7/Kismet in antimicrobial humoral response50.
bulldog mutations were induced and recovered during the large-scale chemical mutagenesis screen carried out in Boston [13].
Interestingly, employing distinct heterodimers is not the only way that TLR2 is able to extend its ligand repertoire, a forward genetics screen carried out by Beutler and colleagues, has revealed the requirement for the co-receptor, CD36, in order to mount a productive response to both LTA and the R-enantiomer of diacylated lipopeptides [14].
These results are consistent with those reported from previous genome scale siRNA screens for HIV host factors, as well as an shRNA screen carried out in a T-cell line, but inconsistent with a ribozyme-based screen in which Ku80 knockdown decreased both retroviral integration and tat-mediated transcription [5] [7], [23] [24].
The authors are especially grateful to the participants of the symbiotic mutant screen carried out in the John Innes Center, Norwich in 2003.
PK participated in the mutant screen, carried out ARA assay, designed and managed the experiments of the mutant characterization and wrote the manuscript.
To our knowledge, we report here the largest microarray screening carried out so far between human and bacterial extracellular proteins using two different approaches.
School-based vision screening carried out by teachers and other ancillary personnel may be an effective means of detecting affected children and improving their visual function with spectacles.
Only one quarter of the screens carried out yielded molecules with any potential for further development, but all of these failed at later stages.
Both of these assumptions will be critically assessed for ligand-based virtual screening carried out in shape space.
In most of the research in diabetic retinopathy screening carried out, the green channel is used for detecting the diabetic retinopathy lesions such as haemorrhages, vessels and microaneurysms.
