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What you plant may not be what you bought: morphological and genetic discordance in specialty <i>Coffea arabica</i> L. cultivars from Ecuador. [PDF]
Front Plant SciTapia-Armijos MF +3 more
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A DNA-guided prokaryotic argonaute enables programmable RNA cleavage for sequencing and quality control of <i>in vitro</i>-transcribed RNAs. [PDF]
Mol Ther Nucleic AcidsLiu L +5 more
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Elucidating the Molecular Mechanisms of Vitex negundo L. in Polycystic Ovary Syndrome via Metabolomics-Driven Network Pharmacology. [PDF]
Biomed ChromatogrPoojary NR +4 more
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AI and Epigenetics: A New Opportunity for Early Pancreatic Cancer Detection in Australia
ANZ Journal of Surgery, EarlyView.
Jaswinder S. Samra +2 more
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, 2011 This project was performed to investigate the history and current processes of DNA fingerprinting, and to show how it has affected society. Current types of analyses for DNA fingerprinting were described and discussed.
Tuma, Peter Christopher +2 more
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Endeavour, 1988
Abstract Significant progress has been made in the study of genetic factors in human blood in the last fifteen years. Current technology uses a wide range of hereditary antigenes and polymorphic protein markers, a considerable number of which can be found in liquid blood.
H, Logtenberg, E, Bakker
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Abstract Significant progress has been made in the study of genetic factors in human blood in the last fifteen years. Current technology uses a wide range of hereditary antigenes and polymorphic protein markers, a considerable number of which can be found in liquid blood.
H, Logtenberg, E, Bakker
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Nature, 1998
The birth of Dolly1 has raised considerable interest and debate over the potential for cloning mammals, including humans. However, there are concerns about the authenticity of Dolly, and whether she could have been derived not from an adult donor mammary cell, but instead from a contaminating sheep cell culture or from a fetal cell present in the udder
Signer, EN +6 more
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The birth of Dolly1 has raised considerable interest and debate over the potential for cloning mammals, including humans. However, there are concerns about the authenticity of Dolly, and whether she could have been derived not from an adult donor mammary cell, but instead from a contaminating sheep cell culture or from a fetal cell present in the udder
Signer, EN +6 more
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Nature, 1987
Several regions of the human genome are highly variable in populations because the number of repeats in these regions of a short 'minisatellite' sequence varies at high frequency. Different minisatellites have a core sequence in common, however, and probes made up of tandem repeats of this core sequence detect many highly variable DNA fragments in ...
T, Burke, M W, Bruford
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Several regions of the human genome are highly variable in populations because the number of repeats in these regions of a short 'minisatellite' sequence varies at high frequency. Different minisatellites have a core sequence in common, however, and probes made up of tandem repeats of this core sequence detect many highly variable DNA fragments in ...
T, Burke, M W, Bruford
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, 2012 Within the last two decades, the arrival of new technologies such as DNA fingerprinting and databases, have strongly affected society and our judicial system.
Machlin, Emily S +2 more
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