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PCR primers were designed successfully using the differential display sequence to develop a RT-PCR-based method to detect TSV.

This tag system, which we called a cyclization tag, was further engineered in its sequence to develop an engineered c-myc (e-myc) tag with enhanced efficiency in the backbone cyclization reaction while keeping its specificity toward the commercial antibody intact.

We used floor function and super-increasing sequence to develop the master key pair in this scheme.

In doing so, all available genetically mapped cotton chromosome 12 and 26 markers associated with enough sequence to develop robust BAC library screening probes, were utilized, along with available BAC library resources.

The present study was taken up to explore 16S rRNA gene sequence to develop methods that can be used for preliminary identification and can supplement the existing methods for identification of clinically-relevant isolates of the genus Streptococcus.

The importance of rhesus and related macaque species as experimental animals has prompted us to use the genome sequence to develop a macaque-specific microarray to provide the requisite tools for global gene expression profiling and functional genomic analyses.

By providing pure, hyper-specific crops that can be grown on an industrial scale, farmers are able to offer consumers a consistent and recognizable brand that is regulation-compliant. FRB research and advancements also includes varietal-development program, which uses genome sequencing to develop various plants that can adapt to a specific environment.

However, editing naturally occurring peptide sequences to develop peptidomimetic analogs created a promising class of therapeutics that can augment or inhibit molecular interactions.

Dr. Costa's research utilizes next-generation sequencing to develop new clinical genome and transcriptome profiling methods with the end goal of translating these tools to clinical diagnostic tests for implementation at Stanford Health Care.

The Mark Foundation for Cancer Research has awarded Dr. Peter Sims an Emerging Leader Award and will support his work to advance a novel use of single-cell RNA sequencing to develop brain cancer treatments.

The Mark Foundation for Cancer Research has awarded Peter Sims, PhD, an Emerging Leader Award and will support his work to advance a novel use of single-cell RNA sequencing to develop brain cancer treatments.