Sentence examples for sequencing modified from inspiring English sources

Sequencing modified bases of RNA would be "a big deal" for the field, says Bryan Cullen, a virologist at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina.

In SMRT sequencing, modified bases in the DNA template are identified by the transient slowing of the DNA polymerase at and around the site of the modification.

For sequencing, modified DNA was subjected to PCR using oligonucleotides to amplify from the 573 to 303 positions upstream the transcription start site of miR-125b1 (Entrez Gene: 406911).

These readings are confirmed by extracting the mouse DNA, and measuring the level of methylation at the agouti gene, with a form of gene sequencing modified to detect methylated cytosine residues.

The described workflow could be implemented on any fit for purpose liquid handling instruments, and the plate layouts (such as those depicted in Figure  10 for sequencing) modified according to instrument set-up and desired throughput.

Normalized 454-sequencing libraries were constructed from an equal-molar pool of RNA obtained from the unique exposure samples described above using the procedures optimized for Roche/454 Titanium sequencing modified from Meyer et al. [ 77].

Situated between the G2 domain and G3 domain is a large sequence modified by KS CS side chains.

Sequences modified haphazardly by cells after the introduction of CRISPR would then be classified simply as random mutations and not as 'gene edits'.

The G-rich probe is the complementary DNA sequence modified by adding a G-rich overhang sequence at the 3′-end.

Examples are Quasi-Monte Carlo approaches using Halton sequences, Faure sequences, modified Latin hypercube sampling and extensible shifted lattice points, a Gauss–Hermite quadrature approach and a method using spherical-radial transformations.

Five volunteers were scanned with a series of fast spin-echo sequences modified to allow for flow compensation, respiratory triggering (RT), ECG triggering, randomized phase encoding (RPE), breath-holding, and echo train length (ETL).