Sentence examples for useful set of markers from inspiring English sources
We identified a subset of differentially expressed proteins that serve not only as a set of functionally important proteins, but as a useful set of markers for the subsequent analysis of NSPC.
These three residues represent a useful set of markers for predicting HLA association with T1D, disease risk and severity.
Large scale discovery of SNPs in the genome of the wild mallard might also provide a useful set of markers in the descendant, closely related domesticated duck (Anas platyrhynchos domestica).
In the case of chickpea, since no reference genome was available, in the present study, SNPs were deduced by sequence comparisons between chickpea and its wild relative, C. reticulatum, with the aim of producing a highly useful set of molecular markers, which would be directly used for constructing a dense linkage map of chickpea.
A main impetus for this sequencing project was to generate a useful set of EST-SSR markers to enable further genetic research into the raspberry genome, and to increase the number of DNA sequences available for the Rosaceae research community and raspberry breeders.
PID and PSIB were calculated for all useful sets of microsatellite markers (Gimlet version 1.3.3; [ 68]).
For example, long-distance LD is useful in GWA studies when using a relatively low-density set of markers [ 5- 7].
Another set of markers potentially useful to assess bone damage relates to osteoclast differentiation and function.
The present set of markers will be useful in addressing questions about causes of genetic structure, demographic history, phylogeography, and mating systems of natural populations of D. scandens.
Furthermore, the success of cross-amplification in B. crassifolia suggests that this set of markers will also be useful for future population genetic studies in other species of Byrsonima.
Antibodies against this set of markers might enable, therefore, in situ labelling of cells at all phases of the cell cycle, with the exception of early G1, for which no useful marker is currently available.
