The Stanford Tissue Microarray Database (TMAD; http://tma.stanford.edu ) is a public
resource for disseminating annotated tissue images and associated expression data. Stanford …

… Here, we provide step-by-step instructions for setting up SHERLOCK assays with recombinase-…
important considerations for multiplex and quantitative SHERLOCK detection assays. …

The recently discovered crAssphage is by far the most abundant and ubiquitous known 11
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We show that the ponderomotive force associated with laser speckles can scatter electrons
in a laser-produced plasma in a manner similar to Coulomb scattering. Analytic expressions …

The prototypic crAssphage (Carjivirus communis) is one of the most abundant, prevalent,
and persistent gut bacteriophages, yet it remains uncultured and its lifestyle uncharacterized. …

Evolution by natural selection is expected to be a slow and gradual process. In particular,
the mutations that drive evolution are predicted to be small and modular, incrementally …

In the budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae, cell cycle progress beyond the major control
in G1-phase, termed START, requires activation of the evolutionarily conserved Cdc28 …

Cell division is a central and primary biological function. Many problems in biology and
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When it is all reviewed, the conclusion is that there are only two things worth saying about
the problem. One is a statement: it ought to be solved at once. The other, unfortunately, still …

This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Comparative expressed sequence tag
analysis Introduction Processing expressed sequence tags prior to content analysis Gene …