Translations for „phenotyping“ in the English » German Dictionary

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He also envisions that this kind of nanomechanical phenotyping should allow for the development of predictive models for cellular behavior for any kind of cell.

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With produce cultivation providing more data than ever, phenotyping the plant or crop with vision technology can offer opportunities to optimise horticulture.

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Measuring and logging this data is known as phenotyping, typically a time-consuming endeavour based mainly on human observation, which is not always perfect.?

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If an antibody is suspected, potential donor units must first be screened for the corresponding antigen by phenotyping them.

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There has been some sensor-based phenotyping research done in the past on plants, but a turnkey system doesn't exist.

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This will be facilitated by the creation of a phenotyping tool and the coining of endophenotypes (quantitative traits) for correlation analyses.

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We apply precision phenotyping with advanced cardiovascular imaging coupled with pan-omic analysis that includes whole genome sequencing, whole genome epigenomics, whole transcriptome sequencing, unbiased proteomics, metabolomics and lipidomics.

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Identification and systematic phenotyping of individuals homozygous for these variants could provide valuable insight into the function of many poorly characterized human genes.

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The claims in the patent cover methods for metabolically phenotyping animal cells, creating multiplexed metabolic profiles, and observing effects of chemicals on metabolic substrate utilization.

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The focus on precision nutrition would have nutrients customised for every animal based on the evaluation of data showing, for example, their body condition score, phenotyping and other genetic research.

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