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  1. ...: 6545 – 6551 . 23. Gould, S.J., , Subramani, S. , Scheffler. I.E. Gould, S.J., Subramani, S. and Scheffler. I.E. 1989 . Use of the DNA polymerase chain reaction for homology probing: Isolation of partial DNA or genomic clones encoding the iron-sulphur protein of succinate dehydrogenase from several...
  2. ...-strand breaks at oxidatively modified positions. The samples were PCR amplified before and after treatment to demonstrate the degree of modification. First-derivative plots of the amplification are shown. Schadt et al. 136 Genome Research www..org Identification of putative 8-oxoG events in mtDNA To determine...
  3. ...of a sequence of interest. Among these, zinc finger and TALE nucleases (TALENs) are fusions of artificial DNA binding domains—arrays of zinc fingers and TALE effector repeats, respectively—to the endonuclease domain of the FokI restriction enzyme. The latter is only active as a dimer and therefore needs...
  4. ...and expressed in trophectoderm (Oda et al. 2006). In our experiments, we observed partial loss of DNA methylation from the promoter of the Gm9 gene, located immediately upstream of the Rhox cluster, and complete loss of DNAmethylation from the promoters of 15 out of 22Rhox genes represented on the arrays...
  5. ...partially overlaps the Nla III site of the bound DNA, the released fragments contain 21 bases of sequence information from the starting DNA. These products are recovered and ligated with an adaptor having a 16-fold degenerate 3′ overhang ( Spinella et al. 1999 ) which renders it compatible with all possible...
  6. ...of polymorphic DNA by multiple arbitrary amplicon profiling of endonuclease digested DNA: Identification of markers linked to the supernodulation locus in soybean. Mol. & Gen. Genet 241 : 57 – 64 . 74. Caetano-Anollés, G., B.J. Bassam, and P.M. Gresshoff. 1992c. DNA amplification fingerprinting with very...
  7. ...al. 2002 ) and STE 2 ( Hagen et al.1991 ) were PCR amplified from yeast genomic DNA using att B-containing promoter-specific oligonucleotides, such that the products were flanked by 5′ att B4 sites and 3′ att B1.1R sites. Reaction of these B4-B1.1R PCR products to pDONR-P4-P1R generated L4-promoter...
  8. ...this single- copy transgene to have intact 3' MS32 human flanking DNA but no 5' flanking sequences. The mouse flanking DNA se- quences again showed an unusual lack of most restriction sites other than for Avail. AvaII was again chosen to con- struct a vectorette library using partially digested 102B genomic...
  9. .... , Itakura. M. Iwahana, H., Yoshimoto, K. and Itakura. M. 1992 . Detection of point mutations by SSCP of PCR-amplified DNA after endonuclease digestion. BioTechniques 12 : 64 – 66 . 16.. Saiki, R.K., , Gelfand, D.H. , Stoffel, S. , Scharf, S.J. , Higuchi, R. , Horn, G.T. , Mullis, K.B. , Erlich. H.A. Saiki...
  10. ...I and partially filled with dCTP using Klenow fragment of DNA polymerase I. C2 cassette was ligated to the BlnI-digested and end- trimmed DNA. The initial PCR was performed using oRB183, an outer primer annealing to the rat ATase gene, and oRB404, an outer primer annealing to cassette, oRB183 can work as a primer...
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