| The center of the cross indicates the position of the breakpoints with moderate precision. |
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| Beforehand, I had been adding breakpoints to pause the program to examine memory. |
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| This translocation together with the genes flanking the breakpoints may prove to be markers of this neoplasm. |
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| The junctions of the rearrangements were then amplified by PCR and sequenced to reveal the breakpoints. |
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| Debuggers use these methods to set up breakpoints and execute debugging handlers. |
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| Additional upstream sequences were needed to map the recombination breakpoints more precisely. |
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| In both cases, the breakpoints are chosen restricted to the chosen arm to ensure that each resultant chromosome has exactly one centromere. |
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| Open boxes indicate deleted regions, while shaded boxes indicate ambiguities about the actual chromosomal breakpoints. |
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| It is called a physical map because the breakpoints used to map genes are produced by a physical cutting of DNA fragments from chromosomes. |
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| The numbers of recombination breakpoints that mapped to each subinterval for each haplotype are shown. |
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| The numbers of recombination breakpoints that resolved in each interval are indicated. |
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| Boundaries between shaded and unshaded areas represent breakpoints. |
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| An exceptional complex chromosomal rearrangement with eight breakpoints involving four chromosomes in an azoospermic male with normal phenotype. |
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| The document provides revised doripenem, imipenem, and meropenem disk diffusion and MIC interpretive criteria with dosage regimens on which the breakpoints are based. |
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