Translation of "Dna marker" in German

Use an appropriate DNA marker, e.g. 100 bp ladder.

Trace 1 shows the DNA marker.

The particular marker employed should be one which will allow for selection of transformed cells compared to cells lacking the marker DNA which has been introduced.

The band visible by UV-irradiation which exhibits the same mobility as a marker DNA of the same size is cut out with a scalpel.

The band, visible by UV radiation, that demonstrates the same mobility as a marker DNA of the same size is cut out with a scalpel.

DIG-labelled DNA molecular weight marker VIII (Boehringer Mannheim) was loaded onto a free lane as a length standard.

The insertion foreign DNA into a marker gene of this kind deactivates the latter so that the newly formed phenotype can be distinguished from the original phenotype.

The insertion of a foreign DNA into a marker gene of this kind deactivates the latter so that the newly formed phenotype can be distinguished from the original phenotype.

Restriction analysis of the isolated plasmid DNA and comparison of the resultant fragment lengths with DNA fragments of known length (DNA Molecular Weight Marker X, Roche Diagnostics GmbH, Mannheim, Germany) and with DNA fragments of plasmid pTET3 revealed that the transformed plasmid which imparts tetracycline resistance is the plasmid pTET3.

By restriction analysis of the isolated plasmid DNA and comparison with DNA fragments of known length (DNA Molecular Weight Marker X, Roche Diagnostics GmbH, Mannheim, Germany), the plasmid pSELF3-panD was isolated, which consists of the plasmid vector pSELF3-1 and the region of pND10 which encodes the panD gene.

Distinguishing cells that are in the process of synthesizing DNA can be done using bivariate techniques, meaning both DNA and another marker of cell cycle progression are used.

In the genome-wide analysis of human DNA hydroxymethylation he was able to show that this DNA marker is associated with autoimmune diseases.

The European Standard Set (ESS) comprises the following DNA markers:

Only that the deterioration of the DNA markers was most definitely not natural.

There was a perfect match across all 13 specific DNA markers.

The development of so-called DNA markers by the Münster researchers is important for this breeding programme.

With it, Ray can unscramble the DNA markers and we can have a shot at IDing some of our Ghosts.

What about the DNA markers?

The most widely spread, known, DNA-based genetic markers are the so-called restriction fragment length polymorphisms (RFLP) markers.

New information on the worldwide harmonization of DNA markers for llamas and alpacas (see here).

With the aid of DNA markers, we now know which gene is responsible for which molecular feature.

Should science develop in such a way that it can be determined that any of the DNA-markers recommended in this resolution provide information on specific hereditary characteristics, Member States are recommended to no longer use that marker when exchanging DNA analysis results.

Likewise the characterisation based on selected genetic (DNA) markers is of importance for the final choice of the diverse breeds to be examined in depth.

In forensic DNA analysis, Member States are invited to use at least the DNA markers listed in Annex 1 which form the ESS, in order to facilitate an exchange of DNA analysis results.

The DNA-markers in Annex 1 are not known to contain information about specific hereditary characteristics.

They chart the full length of the chromosomes for a given species and pinpoint specific segments of DNA or markers, which are like signposts to a section of genome.

The size of the remaining cDNA can be determined, for example, from its electrophoretic mobility in analkaline agarose gel or in a polyacrylamide gel relative to marker DNAs of known length (e.g.