... products Nearly half of the expanded collection of miR genes (172 out of 380) identified in this study produce moRs from at least one side of the hairpin Indeed, the presence of moRs lends support ... coverage of the Drosophila libraries [17] miRTRAP performs better when more sequencing data are available However, this is not a concern given the rapid advances of high- throughputsequencing ... identification of microRNAs using high- throughputsequencing reads is to compute a set of quantities for each candidate locus, and by using thresholds for each quantity we define a space of values...
... the DNA was collected from a cheek swab specimen and from blood by our clinical collaborators at Penn State College of Medicine, and mitochondrialgenomes were amplified by PCR using two primer ... http://genomebiology.com/2011/12/6/R59 Page of 16 Figure Individuals and samples used in the study Numbers in parenthesis are the age of each individual; the number at the bottom of each table is count ofsequencing reads ... heteroplasmy from high- throughputsequencingof complete human mitochondrial DNA genomes Am J Hum Genet 2011, 87:237-249 18 Galaxy page describing analysis ofmitochondrial heteroplasmy [http://...
... high- throughput sequencing: preparation, immobilization, and sequencing Preparation of the sample for highthroughput sequencing involves random fragmentation of the genomic DNA and addition of ... In some cases, sequencing has replaced traditional Introduction approaches such as microarrays, furthermore offering finer outcomes A review of each of the applications of high- throughputsequencing ... have elapsed since the development of modern DNA sequencing till today’s apogee of high- throughputsequencing During that time, starting from the sequencingof the first small phage genome (5,386...
... Purpose — Describe a high- throughput method for the analysis of uncertain models, e.g in biological research Methods — Generalized modeling for conceptual analysis of large classes of models Results ... the early stages of exploration of a system, so that insights from modeling can feed into experimental set ups Method Here we present the approach of generalized modeling The idea of this approach ... dynamics of uncertain networks are revealed as a function of intuitive parameters Conclusions — Generalized modeling easily scales to very large networks Keywords — Generalized modeling; high- throughput...
... Purpose — Describe a high- throughput method for the analysis of uncertain models, e.g in biological research Methods — Generalized modeling for conceptual analysis of large classes of models Results ... the early stages of exploration of a system, so that insights from modeling can feed into experimental set ups Method Here we present the approach of generalized modeling The idea of this approach ... dynamics of uncertain networks are revealed as a function of intuitive parameters Conclusions — Generalized modeling easily scales to very large networks Keywords — Generalized modeling; high- throughput...
... Purpose — Describe a high- throughput method for the analysis of uncertain models, e.g in biological research Methods — Generalized modeling for conceptual analysis of large classes of models Results ... the early stages of exploration of a system, so that insights from modeling can feed into experimental set ups Method Here we present the approach of generalized modeling The idea of this approach ... dynamics of uncertain networks are revealed as a function of intuitive parameters Conclusions — Generalized modeling easily scales to very large networks Keywords — Generalized modeling; high- throughput...
... treatment per experiment (B) Plot of the linear dynamic range of the immunofluorescent staining assay (C) Plot of the linear dynamic range of the MSD Assay Page of (page number not for citation ... number of DNA DSBs produced after irradiation, the kinetics of the Figure Comparison of foci versus MSD for the evaluation of DNA-DSB repair Comparison of foci versus MSD for the evaluation of DNA-DSB ... figure from one of three independent experiments As shown, exposures higher than Gy result in foci saturation, reducing the useful range of the assay to doses less than Gy As a measure of linearity,...
... volume of sequence data, but millions of paired reads are pruned down to a hundred or so structural variants per tumor, most of which can be confirmed by PCR Stephens et al [5] estimate that 50% of ... per case Most of the fusion genes were of unknown function but several involved known or likely cancer genes, such as ETV6, which is a known target of translocations and encodes a member of the ... parallel paired end sequencing will remain a research tool, but the basic cost of an analysis like that of Stephens et al [5] is already down to a few thousands of euros per case, so it is conceivable...
... miRNA quantitative PCR Total RNA from cells was extracted using mirVana miRNA Isolation Kit (Ambion) Reverse transcription and quantitative PCR (qPCR) amplification of cDNA of mature miRNAs were ... protocols obtained from Applied Biosystems (TaqMan MicroRNA Assay, Warrington, UK), and Rotor-Gene 6000 qPCR machine from Corbett (Qiagen, Crawley, UK) PCR signals from cDNA of miRNAs were standardized ... handling of reads >32 bp The length and abundance of ChIP fragments were modeled fromsequencing reads using Model-Based Analysis of ChIP-Seq (MACS) with model fold at 100 and P-value cutoff at...
... ELISA days after infection of cells The coreceptor use of each isolate is shown between brackets The data of one representative experiment out of two are presented Page of 13 (page number not for ... Establishment of the U87.CD4.CCR5.CXCR4 cell line Because of its complete lack of endogenous CCR5 or CXCR4 expression, we used the U87.CD4 cell line as a starting point to create a cell line highly ... fluorescence intensity of the cells (y-axis) as function of time (x-axis) using the FLIPR Each data point represents the average value of the fluorescence measured in quadruplicate The data of one representative...
... Snapshots of movies from wild-type AX4 cells at representative stages of development Images were captured every 40 sec from each well for 10.5 h after plating for a total of 800 frames Later stages of ... preparation and sequencingSequencing reactions were performed from both ends of the inserted vector pBSR1 [63] using T7 and SP6 primers For inverse PCR, approximately 100 ng of DNA was first ... shown ofvideo2a.filemovie 13athe view data to images of moviesfound inin A time-lapserawfile of2 a 3b-i of otherthe online the datathe hours Additionalshowndataframe-subtractedof1development of for...
... duration of the study, and this technique is being applied to identifying VDJ profiles in T-cells and B-cells associated with disease and vaccination Making sense of SNPs The most recent inrush of ... has contributed genomic information from mammoths, cavebears and Neanderthals The small amount of data available so far indicate that Neanderthals diverged from modern humans (Homo sapiens) 400,000 ... practical front, it may also highlight the need for a more cautious approach to the common practice of masking and subsequent removal of large numbers of repeated elements from genomic analyses Volume...
... Principles of the Sanger sequencing technology 21 1.6 Principles of pyrosequencing 24 1.7 Principles of the 454 pyrosequencer 25 1.8 Principles of sequencing- by-synthesis ... Real-Time PCR (RTPCR) (Braude et al., 2006; Lee and Jeon, 2008) In RT -PCR approach, the quantity of a DNA segment is directly measured using locus-specific PCR primers The copy numbers of interesting ... Development of DNA Sequencing Technologies The rapid development ofsequencing technologies is continuously increasing the speed and decreasing the cost of DNA sequencing The next-generation sequencing, ...
... Table of Contents Page Acknowledgements i Table of Contents ii Summary viii List of Publications x List of Tables xi List of Figures xii List of Abbreviations xiv Chapter Introduction 1.1 Impact of ... the studyof the complete set of genetic information of an organism (Mckusick, 1997), which encompasses mapping, sequencing and analysis of the whole genome of an organism The significance of ... of high- throughput screening of functional proteins using phage display 114 Figure 5.2 Phage enrichment between each round of the biopanning of human brain cDNA library 116 xiii List of Abbreviations...
... Rationale Aims ofstudy Scope of the study .8 Research questions of the study .9 Methods ofstudy Design ofstudy Part ... students at PVN upper secondary school? Methods ofstudy To realize the aims of the study, a casestudy was used.The theoretical background of the study comes from many published books written by different ... CONTEXT OFHIGH SCHOOL CLASSROOMS AT PHAM VAN NGHI UPPER SECONDARY SCHOOL, NAM DINH PROVINCE: A CASESTUDY Is the result of my own research for the Degree of Master of Arts at College of Foreign...
... form students: A casestudy at the high school for gifted students of Vinh University” is submitted in fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts is the result of my own work ... 1.2 Aim of the study 1.3 Research questions .7 1.4 Scope of the study 1.5 Significance of the study 1.6 Organization of the study CHAPTER ... the problem leading to the study, aims of the study, research questions, scope, and organization of the study In the second chapter, the theoretical background of the study will be presented in...
... load factor of CCGTs in a case with an increasing penetration of a flat block of power Hence, cases with high VG penetration and even the case with high penetrations of a flat block of power increasingly ... to high penetration levels 10 Note that the exact penetration level used to describe each of the cases varies from the case title For example, the actual penetration of PV in the “30% PV” case ... forecast for VG (in the caseof wind, PV, and CSP0 ) or historic hourly load (in the caseof CSP6 ) The decision to use a fraction of the historic hourly load in the caseof CSP6 was based on early...
... of an embedded exploratory casestudy (Yin, 2003) where a cohort of fifteen children in a year group was the case, with the individual pupils being the units of analysis An advantage of the case ... interpretation of the responses of the pupils in my study A consideration of Winnicott’s perspectives on the psychological and emotional impact of AfL on the pupils is given throughout the second part of ... from Graham and Fitzgerald (2010) Theoretical positioning Essentially, two theoretical positions underpin the concept of pupil voice – that of the nature of childhood and that of the rights of...
... year Two of them graduated from Russian department, one of them graduated from French Department and they got English as the 2nd Degree Three of them graduated from English Department Two of them ... this study only focuses on the teaching of reading strategies by teachers at Viet Ba High School and some implications for handling these strategies in their classrooms 1.4 Significance of the study: ... of the study: The study highlights the important role of teachers‘ beliefs and the important role of teaching reading strategies to students in general and students at Viet Ba High School in particular...