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primers are used to amplify mouse. Kdm5c and Kdm5d from genomic DNA, generating amplicons differing by 29 bp. For the rat, we have identified a common.
control experiment, 1% Triton X-100 and. 10 mM CHAPS, without sarkosyl, did not affect GST enzymatic activity. GSH. Sepharose binding was also significantly.
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The green fluorescent protein (GFP) of ... We describe YGFP, a slow bleaching green fluorescent protein (GFP) .... from Discosoma sp. red fluorescent protein.
Wolfe4, Stacey Meeker5, Charlie Hsu5, Lillian Maggio-Price5, and. Craig L. Franklin1,2,3,4. 1University of Missouri (MU) Mutant Mouse Resource and Research ...
Steven R. Head1, H. Kiyomi Komori2, G. Traver Hart2, John Shimashita1, ... The sizing ladder run in the outside lanes is a 100-bp ladder with the 100-bp, 300-bp, and. 600-bp ... samples were of similar high quality, with RIN scores of >9.
only a single exon (chr16: 89,985,667â. 89,986,620). It is a major determinant of the human red hair color phenotype. (red hair and pale skin color) and is also.
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response effect of melanin on RT-PCR inhibition and the effect of BSA in overcoming melanin inhibition. The addition of 2 µg of synthetic melanin. (Catalog No.
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region of a binary expression vector (Supple- ... promoter, thereby creating an internal .... (A) Illustration depicting the T-DNA of the pBiFCt-2in1-NC vector.
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For the RNase-treated specimens, slides containing fixed squashed sali- vary gland cells that had incorporated. Bromo-Uridine were washed briefly with 2´ SSC.
Figure S1. Mean fluorescence values (normalized) of real-time potato spindle tuber viroid (PSTVd) loop-mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP) assays with ...
the insert contains a site for the same enzyme. This problem can ... Enzyme-free cloning (EFC) (1â3) is a good ... Table S1) to create the insert fragment. These.
MS) due to their high sensitivity and .... quence represented by each peptide observed following MALDI-MS of 0.5 µL .... conditions that increase the mis-incor-.
of each PCR reagent. The objective ... PCR reagents were obtained from Immunogen International (Sunderland, .... action in an anemic mode: how to avoid cold.
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Benchmarks times and uses equipment readily available to most scientists. All data were collected and analyzed with the Demon Voltammetry setup previously described (30). Data were graphed in Veusz (http://home.gna.org/veusz/), and linear modeling was provided by Past3 (http://folk.uio.no/ohammer/past/). All chemicals were purchased from Sigma Aldrich (St. Louis, MO). CFMs were created as previously described (31); electrode diameter was 7 µm and electrode length was ~200 µm. FSCV parameters were: -0.4 V to 1.3 V and back at 400 V/s; 10 Hz data collection; -0.4 V resting voltage. CFMs were cycled until stable (
