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1 abnormalities that were established by other genetic techniques.
2 using tandem mass spectrometry or molecular genetic techniques.
3 hogenesis until the application of molecular genetic techniques.
4 cers using various cytogenetic and molecular genetic techniques.
5 cesses through the power of modern molecular genetic techniques.
6 an be manipulated in vivo with sophisticated genetic techniques.
7 n combination with newly available molecular genetic techniques.
8 are difficult to be probed with traditional genetic techniques.
9 lage (FC) tissues using a range of molecular genetic techniques.
10 nteresting also hampers the use of molecular genetic techniques.
11 ons by combining phylogenetic and population genetic techniques.
12 es by using a combination of biochemical and genetic techniques.
13 ssed this hypothesis using several molecular genetic techniques.
14 o resolve these questions using conventional genetic techniques.
15 real grains has been accomplished with plant genetic techniques.
16 a 20-kDa MI protein was cloned by a reverse genetics technique.
17 HN glycoprotein mutants, employing a reverse genetics technique.
18 nfectious virus by using established reverse genetics techniques.
19 nd inoculum virus was produced using reverse genetics techniques.
20 ra A kinase (as-AurA) engineered by chemical genetics techniques.
21 f A/Hong Kong/213/03 using influenza reverse genetics techniques.
23 ng genetic screening(4) and opto- and thermo-genetic techniques.(5-7) The feeding neuron is activated
24 gress has been the result of developments in genetic techniques, advances in imaging technology, and
25 by urine cytology and quantitative molecular-genetic techniques allow now for timely intervention bef
26 marriage of classical (forward) and reverse genetic techniques allows the isolation and analysis of
27 ogy is an important addition to the array of genetic techniques already available in this experimenta
28 sor proteins that were obtained by classical genetic techniques alter residues in the central domain
30 vely intractable to electrophysiological and genetic techniques and consequently have been largely pa
32 ents, it is transparent to many conventional genetic techniques and is thus challenging to probe.
35 refeeding in critically ill patients; use of genetic techniques and topical steroid therapy in treati
36 dual-based field studies, the application of genetic techniques, and phylogenetic reconstructions hav
37 lude a sequenced genome allied with powerful genetic techniques, and the ability to conduct electroph
38 rminal B' domain was removed using molecular genetic techniques, and the truncated Enzyme II (FruBC)
39 oying cutting-edge proteomics, metabolomics, genetics techniques, and synchrotron radiation-based Fou
40 the four archaeal clades for which advanced genetic techniques are available--the methanogens, halop
43 m for studying inner ear development because genetic techniques are highly efficient and inner ear de
52 -hybrid methods have augmented the classical genetic techniques biologists use to assign function to
54 uencing technology combined with traditional genetic techniques can efficiently identify genetic regi
56 focussed on possible cure or amelioration by genetic techniques, considerable progress has been made
58 of patients with Gitelman syndrome, current genetic techniques detect only one specific pathogenic v
60 lopmental biology and regeneration research, genetic techniques enabling conditional analysis of gene
61 and advance the development of biomarker and genetic techniques focused on detecting and characterizi
64 urrent sophistication of available molecular genetic techniques for use in these organisms has allowe
67 e last decade the application of conditional genetic techniques has facilitated the neuroanatomical d
69 ecades, the advent of new archaeological and genetic techniques has revolutionized our understanding
70 adiation hybrid (RH) mapping, a somatic cell genetic technique, has been developed in animal systems
71 establishment and maintenance; and advanced genetic techniques have allowed for high-throughput disc
74 nes and pathways in microalgae, and powerful genetic techniques have been developed to engineer some
75 is article assesses how successful molecular genetic techniques have been in revealing new population
80 cent studies combining these biophysical and genetic techniques have provided novel insights into the
88 have been made with the use of molecular and genetic techniques; however, standard in vivo studies ha
89 eing confirmed by the first new quantitative genetic technique in a century-Genome-wide Complex Trait
93 mbination of physiological, biochemical, and genetic techniques in model algal systems has demonstrat
94 A combination of molecular, behavioral, and genetic techniques in neuropharmacology has begun to sho
96 uctural studies and for the use of molecular genetics techniques in addressing the mechanism by which
98 SPR/Cas9 technology enables the extension of genetic techniques into insect pests previously refracto
102 study combined genome-wide mapping and a new genetic technique named reciprocal-hemizygosity analysis
108 transcriptomic, biochemical, structural and genetic techniques reveal the pathway employed by Bacter
109 eriments that are high-throughput or involve genetic techniques, strains, or species that do not comb
110 d for analysis; these 40 discussed molecular genetic techniques, studied 10 or more patients, and had
111 With the rapid development of molecular and genetic techniques, substantial interests have developed
112 with studies of genetic variation, classical genetic techniques such as linkage analysis, and examina
115 The emergence of high resolution population genetic techniques, such as genotyping-by-sequencing (GB
116 how both forward genetic screens and reverse genetic techniques, such as morpholinos and TILLING, and
118 ll as circadian phase-shifting, we developed genetic techniques that link behavior to single cell-typ
119 in infants and young children, using reverse genetic techniques that previously were used to rapidly
123 ey are required for tumorigenesis, we used a genetic technique to disrupt each gene and simultaneousl
127 motility have been previously isolated, and genetic techniques to analyze these mutants have recentl
128 ohnsonae) have been previously isolated, and genetic techniques to analyze these mutants have recentl
129 The application of advances in molecular and genetic techniques to characterize individual sarcomas h
130 es have been in the application of molecular genetic techniques to define the affected genes and to d
132 We tested the role(s) of ICAN using reverse genetic techniques to diminish its putative ion channels
133 This review highlights the contribution of genetic techniques to dissect the specific function of d
134 Imaging genetics integrates imaging and genetic techniques to examine how genetic variations inf
136 rdiomyocytes was detectable when using these genetic techniques to follow cell fate, and stem-cell-en
137 s the barriers preventing the application of genetic techniques to gut microbes and report on genetic
138 ive genomic approach combined with molecular genetic techniques to identify a highly conserved sequen
139 illustrates the potential use of population genetic techniques to identify genomic regions for domes
140 g long-term field observations and molecular genetic techniques to identify kin relations between ind
141 groups have taken up the challenge of using genetic techniques to identify the aberrant molecular an
143 d knockout, knockdown, and dominant-negative genetic techniques to investigate the requirements and c
148 cell line to facilitate the use of molecular genetic techniques to study the LPS signaling pathway.
150 phisticated function, we have used molecular genetic techniques to swap these domains among the three
152 gression, we have applied multiple molecular genetic techniques to the analysis of 21 early-stage (st
154 ins and confirm the usefulness of Drosophila genetic techniques to understand HSP and other neurodege
156 itylation in virus assembly, we used reverse genetics technique to introduce substitutions and deleti
158 d bioinformatics with established population genetics techniques to provide a portable, reproducible,
160 with a repressible cell marker (MARCM) is a genetic technique used in Drosophila to label single cel
161 of expression in the CRF(1)-Cre rat, modern genetic techniques used to investigate the anatomy, phys
163 a HDACs in behaving animals using a chemical-genetic technique, we further demonstrate that rapid ind
168 a combination of biochemical, molecular, and genetic techniques, we have demonstrated that the VTC1 l
180 n of these two populations made by molecular genetic techniques, while the two differences detected a
184 ng cell layers to the powerful developmental genetic techniques with which the Drosophila system is b