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1 erium Bacillus subtilis, the subject of this Primer.
2 barrier to further elongation of the correct primer.
3 erminus of the FMDV 3D(pol) and RNA template-primer.
4 tch to circulating SARS-CoV-2 in the reverse primer.
5  reactions supplemented with a DENV-specific primer.
6  and nontrivial design of sequence-selective primers.
7 or RT-qPCR evaluation using species-specific primers.
8 n isothermal amplification step and multiple primers.
9 ellaceae, as evidenced by qPCR with 16S rRNA primers.
10 m NGS amplicon sequencing with degenerate PV primers.
11 their DNA accessible to added polymerase and primers.
12 plification and PCR-amplified with universal primers.
13  robustly amplified with extremely conserved primers.
14  environments and using multiple alternative primers.
15  a duplex flanked by single stranded binding primers.
16 o 15 forward primers combined with 4 reverse primers.
17 uC, sitA, tcpC, and terC) not covered by the primers.
18                     Among them, a sub set of primers (245 SSR) was validated using polymerase chain r
19                                      The RNA primer 3' end is positioned 5 angstrom away from the pol
20 l changes and energetic cost of bringing the primer 3' end to the priming site are hypothesized to ex
21 f the relatively weak nucleophilicity of the primer 3'-hydroxyl.
22 imple, reliable, and convenient FAW-specific primers, a pest management programme can be developed no
23 olecular orchestration of regeneration, this Primer aims to showcase both the unique assets and the q
24  in reactions containing either an oligo(dT) primer alone, or in reactions supplemented with a DENV-s
25 focus on the effects of PCR cycle number and primer amplification efficiency on the results of divers
26 ere, we firstly developed a "one-step" tetra-primer amplification-refractory mutation system (T-ARMS)
27 terminus is required for 3B to function as a primer and although a single 3B can support genome repli
28                                              Primer and probe mismatches to Ebola virus were identifi
29              We used existing N1, N2, and RP primer and probe sets by the Centers for Disease Control
30 ol transcribes vRNA using a host-capped mRNA primer and replicates it by synthesizing a positive-sens
31 fluorescence-labeled highly poloymorphic SSR primers and a capillary electrophoresis (CE) detection s
32                        We developed barcoded primers and a real-time analysis platform that generate
33                 Therefore, common sequencing primers and combinations of them, targeting specific DNA
34 of plastidic sorts) and tests with alternate primers and comparisons to metabarcoding did not reveal
35                         Genetic sequences of primers and complementary capture probes were designed b
36  automates the creation and filtering of RPA primers and probe sets.
37 itute of Technology, synthesized multiplexed primers and probes and formulated a master mix composed
38 determined by both in silico analyses of the primers and probes and wet testing.
39          The LDT-FAST assay uses proprietary primers and probes designed by Hologic for the Prodesse
40       The Taenia solium genome was mined and primers and probes were designed to target repeats with
41 extremely slow, and key reagents such as PCR primers and RNA extraction kits are at critical shortage
42 t LiCl-isopropanol DNA precipitation removed primers and small, nonspecific PCR products from live-ce
43  of mirror-image L-DNA surrogates of the PCR primers and targets.
44 agnesium ions, was independent of nucleotide primers, and was inhibited by viral Z protein.
45 th an ordered series of events that involves primer annealing, genome dimerization, and virion assemb
46  used for fungal classification, but as most primers are genus-specific, it is laborious to identify
47  between genomes in polyploids means that if primers are not homeologue-specific via the incorporatio
48     Here, we report that 3'-amino terminated primers are, in fact, slowly extended by the DNA polymer
49                                      In this Primer article, we review these regenerative abilities,
50 SPR RNA (crRNA) and isothermal amplification primers, as well as discuss important considerations for
51 h the highest score, as well as all possible primers at every SNP location, are then returned to the
52 how that purified hpol eta adds rNTPs to DNA primers at physiological rNTP concentrations and in the
53  polymerase could carry out both de novo and primer-based RNA synthesis.
54 ave an additional 3' extension composed of a primer binding site and a reverse-transcription template
55  viral genome coverage immediately 5' to the primer binding site.
56 enables identification of conserved core PCR primer binding sites flanking polymorphic haplotypes wit
57 on pipeline, Genome Workbench, dbSNP, BLAST, Primer-BLAST, IgBLAST and PubChem.
58 id of hpol eta, could not add rNTPs to a DNA primer, but the expression of transfected hpol eta in th
59 tant for prediction and design of probes and primers, but melt curve analyses are low-throughput and
60 logs are readily incorporated into a growing primer by NS5B but are also efficiently excised.
61                                      In this primer, Cheng et al. outline what we know about the natu
62 e importance of careful attention to method (primer choice, proximal vs. distal location, and develop
63 on of all target regions by up to 15 forward primers combined with 4 reverse primers.
64                                         This Primer comprehensively describes the most important insi
65                         Once validated, this primer concept was developed as a one-step assay, driven
66                                         This Primer considers the various levels of commitment neuros
67                                       Tailed primers consist of a sequence specific for the target, f
68                                We identified primers containing 100% sequence identity in multiple sp
69 sus-specific assays that remove the need for primers conventionally targeting variable regions and al
70 y of eDNA in seawater using a broad metazoan primer could identify differences in community compositi
71  promising antibodies, RT-PCR and sequencing primers, CRISPR guides (from research, diagnostics, vacc
72 onfers upon it the ability to synthesize DNA primers de novo.
73 gets include dengue virus specific consensus primer (DENVCP) and four DNAs corresponding to Staphyloc
74                     Therefore, exploring the primer-dependent RNA elongation extends our mechanistic
75  We showed that the RSV polymerase catalyzed primer-dependent RNA elongation with different lengths o
76                                         This Primer describes our current understanding of RMS epidem
77 toCloner is the first tool to fully-automate primer design for gene cloning in polyploids, where prev
78 y run on a different host, and 2) to run the primer design service Primer3.
79 equence knowledge is needed to inform robust primer design when employing PCR amplification, a factor
80 ar primers will help inform and improve LAMP primer design.
81 er provides a simple and effective polyploid primer-design method for gene cloning, with no need for
82                                      Several primers designed by sRNAPrimerDB are further successfull
83  developed sRNAPrimerDB, the first automated primer designing and query web service for small ncRNAs.
84 rs (EMM) were identified and 40 selected for primer development.
85   However, inclusion of a DENV-specific cDNA primer did increase the viral genome coverage immediatel
86              The addition of a DENV-specific primer did not increase the total amount of DENV RNA cap
87  (DeltaG), while minimizing the formation of primer-dimers in a pooled experiment, is therefore neces
88                                         This Primer discusses a shift in paradigm from patient strati
89                                         This Primer discusses methods that can be used to collect and
90                       We determined template/primer DNA binding affinities and stoichiometries by Pol
91 of HCV NS5B in ternary complex with template-primer duplexes and nucleotides, to address the question
92 tch directly from synthetic RNA template/DNA primer duplexes having either a blunt end or a 3'-DNA ov
93 ion is not linked to the use of displacement primers during the initiation of amplification and is th
94 f nascent DNA or spontaneous partitioning of primer-end to the exonuclease site as a "cost of proofre
95 erves as a proofreading mechanism to protect primer-ends from mutagenic extensions.
96 polymerase backtracking, and generate frayed primer-ends that are shuttled to the exonuclease site an
97 developed metagenomic sequencing with spiked primer enrichment (MSSPE), a method for enriching target
98  and orthogonal DNA concatemers generated by primer exchange reaction (PER).
99  validity, we design a CRISPR-array-mediated primer-exchange-reaction-based biochemical circuit casca
100                                         This Primer explores the wealth of information that has been
101  selective 2'-hydroxyl acylation analyzed by primer extension (SHAPE) on in vivo transcripts compared
102            2'-Hydroxyl acylation analyzed by primer extension (SHAPE) probing revealed that the MTE i
103  selective 2'-hydroxyl acylation analyzed by primer extension (SHAPE).
104  ribonucleotide 1,N (6)-erA but has poor RNA primer extension activities.
105   Does the recently illuminated mechanism of primer extension affect the distribution of sequences th
106  selective 2'-hydroxyl acylation analyzed by primer extension and mutational profiling (SHAPE-MaP), u
107   To do this, we developed a high-throughput primer extension assay that allows monitoring of the kin
108 o an agarose bead support enables repetitive primer extension assays for specific genomic DNA targets
109                               Interestingly, primer extension assays using human immunodeficiency vir
110                           Using dot-blot and primer extension assays, we measured the susceptibility
111               The sequence space accessed by primer extension dictates potential pathways to self-rep
112          Non-enzymatic template-directed RNA primer extension is a model of the copying step in this
113 arabinonucleotide is incorporated, continued primer extension is strongly inhibited.
114                              We suggest that primer extension of 3'-phosphate-terminated RNA followed
115 nonenzymatic template-directed generation of primer extension products long enough to encode active r
116 es are also less efficiently incorporated in primer extension reactions, but the difference is more m
117 ucleotides in nonenzymatic template-directed primer extension reactions.
118                  Here we present multiplexed primer extension sequencing (MPE-seq), an approach for t
119 ic analysis of reverse transcription and RNA primer extension showed that hpol eta favors the additio
120                                              Primer extension studies using E. coli Pol IV, a transle
121  good substrate for KOD XL DNA polymerase in primer extension synthesis of modified DNA which exerted
122 phosphate, is shown to be less inhibitory to primer extension than pyrophosphate, the canonical bypro
123 s, while also illuminating the mechanisms of primer extension utilised by closely related Prim-Pols.
124                    We show that nonenzymatic primer extension with activated arabinonucleotides is mu
125            Finally, we demonstrate continued primer extension with strand displacement by employing a
126   This mechanism enables Prim-PolC to couple primer extension with template base dislocation, ensurin
127 on key features of the sequences accessed by primer extension.
128 cleophilic amine generally results in faster primer extension.
129 deep-sequencing methodology for studying RNA primer extension.
130                                         This Primer focuses on a reappraisal of the physiological rol
131  chain reaction, using fluorescently labeled primers, followed by capillary electrophoresis.
132                        This study provides a primer for future studies evaluating mosquito microbial
133 nd expression patterns of these enzymes as a primer for future studies.
134                 Annealing of tRNA(Lys3), the primer for initiation of reverse transcription, can prom
135                           Here, we present a primer for microbiologists to understand the capabilitie
136 aternal immune activation (MIA) may act as a primer for multiple genetic and environmental factors to
137                Thus, this review serves as a primer for researchers interested in investigating ligan
138                  This review will serve as a primer for researchers seeking to better understand how
139  progress between 2017 and 2020, providing a primer for the materials used in their design.
140  need to reevaluate coverage of existing DNA primers for denitrification functional genes.
141 we include a SWEET promoter database, RT-PCR primers for detecting SWEET induction, engineered report
142 ion reaction using intermediate amplicons as primers for end amplicons.
143 lected sequences are employed as water-based primers for PP-metal adhesion to condition PP surfaces a
144 alance between transcription and replication primer formation, as a potential molecular mechanism gov
145 peat 2 (DR2); (iii) DP-rcDNA exhibits an RNA primer-free 5' terminus of (+)strand DNA with either a p
146 n reaction (PCR) amplification, of which 167 primers gave expected PCR amplicon and 101 primers showe
147 ed in cervical cell samples by using general primer GP5+/GP6+-mediated polymerase chain reaction.
148 M392 mutations (M392A, M392L, and M392V) and primer grip mutations (K375R and R376K) exhibited diverg
149 mentarity near the active site, the extended primer grip of the polymerase has the potential to disti
150                 We conclude that an extended primer grip of the polymerase, including L420, M392, K37
151                     We implicate an extended primer grip of the viral polymerase in sexual RNA replic
152 ediately adjacent to L420 and the polymerase primer grip region, led us to engineer additional polyme
153  is influenced by its interactions with the "primer grip" region and could be influenced by the M230I
154                Furthermore, species-specific primers have confirmed their efficacy by using 69 FAW sp
155                                         This Primer highlights the different types of ADTKD and discu
156  XP-V cell extracts did not add dNTPs to DNA primers hybridized to RNA, but could when hpol eta was e
157             The frequency estimates from the Primer ID consensus do not differ significantly from tho
158                                              Primer ID deep sequencing of the V1/V3 region of the HIV
159                             A combination of Primer-ID and deep sequencing is a promising approach th
160 easured their relative proportions using the Primer-ID based, quantitative single-variant sequencing
161          However, most studies that used the Primer-ID method have analyzed clinical samples directly
162 ll protein termed VPg or 3B, which acts as a primer in the replication of foot-and-mouth disease viru
163 otides of 5' capped host mRNAs to be used as primers in viral RNA synthesis.
164 syltransferases that can elaborate a glucose primer installed onto protein targets by an N-glycosyltr
165                                         This primer introduces some of the fundamental aspects involv
166                                         This Primer introduces the theory and methods of integrative
167 elp readers garner hands-on experience, this Primer is accompanied with tutorial-style code in PyTorc
168                                         This Primer is not meant to be exhaustive on any topic and is
169                              The aim of this Primer is not only to give an overview and update about
170     The system uses an inexpensive universal primer labelling system, which can easily be converted t
171 lytic metal ligand, was unable to synthesize primers, likely due to protein instability and weakened
172 ow virus concentration, sequencing coverage, primer mismatches, and replicates influence the accuracy
173                                      In this Primer, Moreci and Lechler follow the lifetime of an epi
174 hysical primers which were used as benchmark primers, namely slicing (5.0 +/- 0.6 umol glyceollins/g
175             However, the DNA oligonucleotide primers needed for ChIP-qPCR are more challenging to des
176 c cleavage of a test mRNA to generate capped primers of appropriate length and defined 3' terminus in
177  nonspecific endonuclease activity generates primers of appropriate length and specificity during cap
178 he assistance of N protein, generated capped primers of appropriate length and specificity from a tes
179 tween the outbreak strain and the probes and primers of diagnostic assays and the antigenic sites of
180                                      In this primer, Olveczky and Gershman review concepts and advanc
181 on of genome-scale enhancer data, we offer a primer on current models of enhancer function in the CNS
182 for neural circuit mapping, and we provide a primer on currently applied anterograde and retrograde v
183           Here, we provide a perspective and primer on deep learning applications for genome analysis
184                       This review provides a primer on diagnosing and managing hearing loss.
185           Here, we start with a mathematical primer on dynamical systems theory and analytical tools
186                                  Alongside a primer on FRET basics, we provide guidelines for making
187                  In this study, we provide a primer on malaria for immunologists and, in this context
188    This discussion also serves as a succinct primer on some of the pivotal epidemiological analyses (
189 es on rcDNA 5' termini, specifically the RNA primer on the (+)strand and the polymerase on the (-)str
190                        We start with a brief primer on the biological synthesis of nucleotides, follo
191             In this review, we offer a brief primer on the scope and methods of phylogenomic analyses
192 ent RNA elongation with different lengths of primers on both short (10-nt) and long (25-nt) RNA templ
193 ng genera and quantify the bias of barcoding primers on the probability of detection in a natural com
194 lock probe without redesigning amplification primers or fluorescent molecular beacons.
195 rious structures, for example, to remove RNA primers or to produce 3' overhangs at telomeres or doubl
196                                         This Primer outlines the important roles, different types and
197 dNTP machinery, lead, in the presence of two primers P(1) and/or P(2), to the selective emergence of
198 cation machinery leads, in the presence of a primer, P(1), to the gated replication of the scaffolds
199 ch immunoassay by designing specific labeled primer pair and probe combinations.
200 ultry and applied it in combination with the primer pair for mammalian species in a duplex assay.
201                          We designed a novel primer pair for poultry and applied it in combination wi
202 g the complement of a 10-23 DNAzyme into the primer pair, PCR-amplified DNAzyme-amps were generated,
203                               Using a single primer pair, we amplified ~350,000 amplicons distributed
204 gions for 48 DNA samples and hundreds of PCR primer pairs (producing up to 23,040 PCR products) durin
205 es were established after screening 526 PLUG primer pairs and performing FISH using oligonucleotides
206  the database included validation against 27 primer pairs from previous studies, a search for serotyp
207       Here we present a combination of eight primer pairs to identify mold within a single PCR run.
208            A total of 3607 non-redundant SSR primer pairs was designed based on the sequences of CDS,
209                                              Primer pairs were designed for more than 60,000 SSR-cont
210               We propose that seven core SSR primer pairs, namely, SMC31CUQ, SMC336BS, SMC597CS, SMC7
211  39,000 were validated by e-PCR using unique primer pairs.
212 cturally complex NDMMs, some of which act as primer pheromones that are capable of triggering irrever
213 itive assays were those that used the E-gene primer-probe set described by Corman et al. (V.
214 s observed in our analyses regardless of the primer-probe set or kit used.
215 his is the RdRp-SARSr (Charite) confirmatory primer-probe set which has low sensitivity, probably due
216 ), we evaluated assays using seven different primer-probe sets and one assay kit.
217 efficiency and sensitivity, we show that all primer-probe sets can be used to detect SARS-CoV-2 at 50
218  goal was to make independent evaluations of primer-probe sets used in four common SARS-CoV-2 diagnos
219 ical sensitivity and specificity of the best primer/probe combination.
220  findings that were explained by analysis of primer/probe homology.
221 reaction (RT-PCR), novel quantitative RT-PCR primers/probe were developed, and whole genome sequencin
222 turation, and we find that the efficiency of primer processing by DNA polymerase I in vitro is specif
223                                Efficient RNA primer processing is a prerequisite for Okazaki fragment
224                                         This primer provides a detailed overview of strategies for ad
225 tric polyneuropathy (for the purpose of this Primer, referred to as diabetic neuropathy) is very comm
226 e, we truncated 19 nucleotides (nt) from the primer regions of an 80-nt aptamer, and the resulting 61
227 of constant temperature, use of up to 4 to 6 primers (rendering it highly specific), and capability o
228                  RT-PCR using viral specific primers revealed a lower infection rate in dsRNA-express
229               Experiments with various short primers revealed the presence of two replication initiat
230  is essentially dependent on DNA quality and primer selection.
231                       As assay protocols and primer sequences become widely known, many laboratories
232                           In addition to the primer sequences, the database includes information abou
233                     The optimally performing primer set (CTRPA-F1/CTRPA-R9-Btn) and the corresponding
234                                    Our novel primer set coupled with a streamlined strategy for phage
235 validate the frequency's distribution of the primer set, confirming the absence of PCR-based biases.
236            In our study, we describe a novel primer set, covering the full rat heavy chain variable a
237 icons generated with a Streptomyces specific primer set.
238 oped in our clinical laboratory based on CDC primer sets and four commercially available, FDA emergen
239                             We also used two primer sets targeting mitochondrial (COI) and nuclear (1
240                       For the latter two PCR primer sets were used as these can affect the niche brea
241       However, studies utilize different 16S primer sets, sequence databases, and parameters for samp
242 ormed an in silico analysis of 16S rRNA gene primer sets, targeting different hypervariable regions.
243 ced 16S genes using the V1-V3, V3-V4, and V4 primer sets.
244 7 primers gave expected PCR amplicon and 101 primers showed polymorphism.
245 ilar sensitivities and efficiencies, despite primer site binding mismatches in the Ituri Ebola virus.
246 further validated by RT-qPCR using divergent primers spanning back-splicing junctions.
247                             ddPCR comprising primers spanning the typical linearization breakpoint in
248 ll intermediates, in which the transitioning primer strand is stabilized by conserved Pol III residue
249  terminate chain elongation if the resulting primer strand lacks a terminal hydroxyl group.
250 tural and kinetic requirements for efficient primer strand transfer.
251 n trans templating base independently of the primer strand.
252                        The resilience of the primer target regions of this assay to mutation was asse
253 bdomain-especially the O helix-to engage the primer-template and dNTP triphosphate.
254 rnary complex with 3'-dideoxy-terminated DNA primer-template and dNTP.
255  of POL form an extensive interface with the primer-template and the triphosphate of the incoming dNT
256 by which PrimPol transfers a nucleotide to a primer-template DNA, which comprises DNA binding, confor
257 rase processivity factor, is loaded onto the primer-template junction by replication factor C (RFC).
258 cleoside-5'-phosphorimidazolides with an RNA primer/template complex.
259 hat should reduce the affinity to mismatched primer/template DNA.
260 tic and natural templates, extend mismatched primer termini, and bypass secondary DNA structures.
261  RT restrict the movement of the primer, the primer terminus of dsRNA is not blocked from reaching th
262 NA products and to elongate from an unpaired primer terminus opposite template damage, also without t
263            Various combinations of potential primers that cover the entire gene of interest are then
264 nti-His antibodies, which were modified with primers that induced an isothermal exponential amplifica
265                                      In this Primer, the epidemiology (including MB predisposition),
266  elements of RT restrict the movement of the primer, the primer terminus of dsRNA is not blocked from
267    Following PCR amplification with indexing primers, the subnucleosome-sized (fragments with a lengt
268  uses complex pools of reverse-transcription primers to enable sequencing enrichment at user-selected
269  CEL-Seq2, in contrast, makes use of poly-dT primers to reverse transcribe mRNA, followed by linear a
270 ites at the template strand and evidence for primer translocation as proposed by the prime-and-realig
271 esion, a suite of siderophore analog surface primers was synthesized with systematic variations in in
272                                      In this primer, we aim to provide a broad picture of what makes
273                                      In this Primer, we discuss how one of the most versatile bioorth
274                                      In this Primer, we discuss the discovery of telocytes, their phy
275                                      In this Primer, we discuss the epidemiology, pathogenesis, risk
276                                      In this Primer, we explain the fundamental features of T cell me
277                                      In this Primer, we explain the process of SUMOylation and summar
278                                      In this primer, we highlight sex-specific CVD risk factors in wo
279                          In this pedagogical Primer, we introduce ANNs and demonstrate how they have
280                                      In this Primer, we introduce the molecular hallmarks of the thre
281                                      In this Primer, we provide an overview of different brain repres
282                                      In this Primer, we provide an overview of the clinical features,
283                                      In this Primer, we provide an updated overview of TET functions
284                                      In this Primer, we provide some general background to this pecul
285                                      In this primer, we review the budding field of motion capture wi
286                               Using specific primers, we were able to recover sequences of a closely
287                              Allele-specific primers were designed and optimized to detect the p.H104
288                  In this study, FAW-specific primers were designed to recognise FAWs on the basis of
289                 The general invertebrate ZBJ primers were not appropriate for detecting ant DNA as th
290                                          The primers were used to generate and assemble a phage displ
291  very few prey types, therefore ant-specific primers were used.
292  primase, an RNA polymerase making short RNA primers which are then extended by DNA polymerases.
293               Here we design customized SWGA primers which successfully amplify P. malariae DNA extra
294 re, ROS-priming was superior to two physical primers which were used as benchmark primers, namely sli
295  Juglans and the generation of validated SSR primers will be a useful resource for future genetic ana
296    Attribution of these events to particular primers will help inform and improve LAMP primer design.
297 '-monophosphates and the synthesis of an RNA primer with a terminal MoNA nucleotide.
298 enerate 10- to 14-nucleotide-long capped RNA primers with a 3' G residue.
299 created and evaluated by Primer3; the set of primers with the highest score, as well as all possible
300 ly 0.07% of the taxa detected by a broad COI primer, yet included 43 species not observed in the visu

 
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