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Table 1: Primer sequences for detecting mouse cytokine mRNA expression.
Three-dimensional TSE was superior to other sequences for detecting cartilage lesions.
High accuracy of these sequences for detecting cartilage lesions is well documented in the literature [4, 5, 6].
T2-weighted sequences without fat-suppression are the best sequences for detecting pelvic endometriosis [1], in particular for the evaluation of fibrotic lesions [2].
We believe that, without reaching statistical significance, our study found clinically significant results demonstrating that 3D SPACE is a good but not superior sequence compared to currently used 2D sequences for detecting cartilage and ACL lesions and that 3D SPACE is less accurate compared to routine MR for detecting meniscal lesions.
We designed primers flanking the GC-rich sequences to examine the EWS/WT1 −KTS) binding and a primer set near the 5' region of the GA-repeat sequences for detecting the EWS/WT1 +KTS) recruitment (Fig. 3B).
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Here we present for the first time a high affinity peptide nucleic acid (PNA) oligonucleotide sequence for detecting thermotolerant Campylobacter spp. using FISH.
MR diffusion-weighted imaging (DWI) is an excellent sequence for detecting intrauterine haemorrhagic lesions.
They should be used as the reference sequence for detecting changes in the genome rather than Nipponbare.
To re-create an accurate reference sequence for detecting useful genes, several issues should be considered.
Fluorescent sequencing has been reported to be less sensitive than radiolabeled sequencing for detecting somatic mutations, failing to detect one-third of mutations in the p53 gene [ 21].
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