Sentence examples for used a genetic analysis from inspiring English sources

The researchers used a genetic analysis of 43 species to support the idea that plethodontids diverged from other salamanders in the mid-Jurassic, 180 million years ago, in North America.

In a second study, researchers used a genetic analysis technique called array CGH, which detects small structural variations, such as extra copies of a piece of the genome, to identify a number of variations found specifically in the very early stages of lung cancer.

Recently, forensic scientists in California used a genetic analysis procedure called "familial searching" or "kinship searching" to help the police identify a suspect in the "Grim Sleeper" serial murder case — and they did so by using a DNA sample collected for another purpose from the suspect's own son.

However, few studies using a genetic analysis to prove the relationship between DP and obesity have been carried out up to now.

Within the next year, women choosing a sperm donor may be able to use a genetic-analysis service that identifies those with DNA that could cause disease if combined with their own.

To monitor inbreeding progress and to avoid strain contamination, the pairs whose progeny was crossed in the next generation were frequently used in a genetic analysis.

To uncover the transcriptional mechanisms driving expression of the wound response genes, Adler and colleagues [ 49] used a genetic linkage approach (stepwise linkage analysis of microarray signatures (SLAMS)) involving the integration of gene expression and array CGH data.

As a first step towards identifying genetic components responsible for nitrogen-induced susceptibility, we initiated a genetic analysis using a Chromosomal Segment Substitution Lines (CSSL) from a cross between Nipponbare and Kasalath.

In order to study the biological function of the two plant MYST proteins, we performed a genetic analysis using Arabidopsis mutants.

Additively, a genetic analysis using F1 plants of the GA biosynthesis-deficient mutant Tan-ginbozu (a weak allele of ent-kaurene oxidase) and Aswina (deepwater rice) suggested that GA is involved in internode elongation in deepwater rice because the F1 plants showed a semi-dominant internode elongation phenotype under deepwater conditions (Suge 1987).

Sequence reactions were performed with a GenomeLab DTCS Quick Start Kit (Beckman Coulter) and analyzed using a CEQ8000 Genetic Analysis System (Beckman Coulter).