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The new study, led by Dr Peter Brown and Dr Alison Thomas of Anglia Ruskin University, is the first to use molecular techniques to probe for the presence of the DNA of several different insects in the guts of harlequin larvae.
For example, scientists at the CDC use molecular techniques to genotype strains of disease.
But I did know that I wanted to use molecular techniques to study microbes and to work with symbiotic systems (specifically interactions between microbes and invertebrate hosts).
Although I did not take this approach in my undergraduate research, in Ivor Knight's lab at JMU, I did use molecular techniques to study urease genes in bacteria that had been isolated from the spiral valve of carcharind sharks.
24 25 Therefore, we planned to use molecular techniques to increase detection of Candida spp in nipple specimens.
One contemporary approach to investigating such emerging infections is to use molecular techniques to focus on genetic characteristics and relatedness linking isolates (5 ).
In the second half of the study, Cote and Scimone identified PCGs by using molecular techniques to disrupt gene activity and looking for worms that regenerated abnormal bodies.
This book is a full update of a widely used text for students and researchers in entomology and zoology and includes recent research that uses molecular techniques to uncover physiological mechanisms.
In this essay, published work from the past 12 years in our basic science laboratory is summarized and presented with the common theme of using molecular techniques to understand the cellular process of flexor tendon wound healing and to create substances and materials to improve tendon repair and regeneration.
Our lab uses molecular techniques to study groups of microorganisms (both archaea and bacteria) in the marine environment that to date have not been cultivated.
He has used molecular techniques to determine historic abundances of whales, challenging pro-whaling countries' argument that some species have receovered enough to lift the global moratorium.
