When a DSB is processed for repair by HRR, the 5' DNA ends are resected to provide 100-200 nucleorides or more of 3' DNA overhangs suitable for strand-invasion, Holliday junction formation, and the completion of repair [ 42].
A total of 1,414 sites were suitable for tiling on both strands, each requiring eight distinct probe sequences, while 347 were chosen for tiling on one strand, each requiring four distinct probe sequences.
Prediction of strand-specific miRNA candidates is more suitable for cases where the functional strand is known a priori, while prediction of the miRNA:miRNA* duplex can be applied in all cases.
Standard DNA ligations are performed at seven unique restriction sites 5′ to the lacZ gene on high-copy ColE1 plasmids suitable for double- or single-strand DNA sequencing.
To demonstrate that gene sequence classification tools are suitable for classifying malware, we apply Strand to approximately 500 GB of malware data provided by the Kaggle Microsoft Malware Classification Challenge (BIG 2015) used for predicting nine classes of polymorphic malware.
Second strand synthesis using a T7-polyA primer adapter yields double stranded templates suitable for in vitro transcription (IVT).
The inherent safety of operation and the smaller footprints make this process suitable for the economic development of stranded offshore NG fields.
Our microarray platform also contains 2376 AFAS probes designed to correspond to every 500 bases of the antisense strand of exonic regions of well-known genes suitable for cancer research to screen for transcripts originating from the antisense strand.
The Euclidean distance between means of peptide sequence spaces is not suitable for measuring the similarity between the C-terminal β-strands of different organisms.
Therefore, it is possible that the presence of ATP accelerates passenger strand removal, but our assay is not suitable for dissecting the role of ATP in this process.
It has the advantage of retaining the coding strand orientation information and it would be suitable for quantitative analysis as shown by the consistency of gene expression patterns.
