Sentence examples for visual screening for from inspiring English sources
We recently developed a methodology that should in principle allow visual screening for substances that inhibit sporozoite motility [26].
Thus, simultaneous drug selection and visual screening for GFPZEO+ plaques expedites the isolation and preparation of recombinant MVA viruses.
The Opa protein-negative derivative of Neisseria meningitidis MC58 (Nm Opa-) was isolated from Nm OpaCEA by visual screening for a non-opaque phenotype using a binocular microscope.
A visual screening for abnormal seed morphologies of the Versailles' collection of T-DNA insertion lines was performed allowing the isolation of about 250 mutants [4].
Visual screening for DsRed activity was used to select transgenic seeds expressing the EPA biosynthetic pathway.
Positive clones may then be recognized by visual screening for a clear zone called a halo [11].
The resulting promoter-engineered isoprenoid genes were combined by serial P1 transductions into a host strain harboring a reporter plasmid containing β-carotene biosynthesis genes allowing a visual screen for yellow color indicative of β-carotene accumulation.
We proved the feasibility of performing highly reliable visual screens for compounds against Plasmodium sporozoites.
The melA-melB locus was used as an integration target because it provides a visual screen for integration: when grown on 5-Bromo-4-chloro-3-indolyl-alpha-D-galactopyranoside medium, wild type cells are blue, but melA-melB knockouts are white.
A similar dark purple 35S::Atransgenicnsgenic tobacco line was created in this laboratory (Myb-27, Fig. 1 & 2) and used as test material in a visual screen for molecular mechanisms that can alter transgene expression levels and/or patterns during in vitro de-differentiated growth, and subsequent de novo shoot production, processes that are normally part of plant genetic transformation protocols.
The molecular basis of red, anthocyanin-derived, colour is one of the most studied traits in model plant species [ 1], partly because of the abundance and ease of visual screens for phenotypic mutations.
