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Here the template introduces a topic (smoking), which seems tangential to this patient's particular circumstances, although it is important to asthma care in general terms, and has institutional significance, being a QOF indicator.

Demographic and CPR-related data were collected at the emergency department immediately after hospital admission and after 6, 12, 24, 72 and 120 hours at the intensive care unit via a web-based data entry system using an Utstein-Style like template, introduced by the German Society of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care Medicine [ 25].

Known amounts of IAC template introduced in the multiplexed qPCR mastermix enabled reliable quantification of inhibition in the Aspergillus or extraction control qPCRs.

To test whether Cas9n can induce precise gene targeting via homologous recombination at a gene locus not expressed in hESCs, we designed the experiment to employ Cas9n and a long DNA donor template to introduce a drug resistance gene into a lineage-specific locus.

Constructs deAmTrac-FP-T464D and deAmTrac-CP-T464D served as template to introduce a second mutation.

A double mutation was achieved using the mutated Cys286 DNA as a template for introducing a mutation at Cys295 to alanine.

For example, locating frontal lobe sources using a head-shape warped four-layer MNI template model introduced a mean 5.1-mm localization error, and tilting the co-registered electrode montage by five degrees produced an additional 6.6-mm mean error.

For both genes, the corresponding single-targeting pCRISPomyces-2 plasmid was constructed with an appropriate spacer and 2 kb editing template to introduce a short frame-shift deletion early in the coding sequence.

And finally, it introduces a new template-based search paradigm that combines the user-defined relations and cards into a search template.

Here, Cas9 and sgp53-1 or sgp53-3 were introduced into Arf −/− mouse embryonic fibroblasts (MEFs) in the presence or absence of a corresponding oligonucleotide template designed to introduce a premature nonsense mutation (Fig.  4a).

Building on the enzyme copying approach used by the Swiss chemist Charles Weissmann in his studies on bacteriophage RNA, Sanger began using the enzyme DNA polymerase to make new strands of DNA from single-strand templates, introducing radioactive nucleotides into the new DNA.