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Here, we report a ∼60-fold increase in the photovoltage through use of a bipolar membrane structure consisting of a cation-exchange membrane affixed to an anion-exchange membrane.

In the pairing on membrane (POM) assay, FUS/hPOMp75 promoted binding between duplex DNA and a homologous single-stranded DNA probe affixed to nitrocellulose membrane (Akhmedov et al., 1995; Bertrand et al., 1999).

Therefore, spray glue was used to affix SF membranes to the cover glass.

Double-sided tape has been used to affix SF membranes onto plates [21]; in that case, cell attachment is compromised due to the barrier of the rings and the thickness of the tape.

The dialysis membrane was affixed to the cap using the remaining microcentrifuge body in the shape of an open ring.

Then NPG-Pt membranes were affixed onto the clean GC electrode (4 mm in diameter) and fixed with 2 μL dilute nafion solution (0.5 wt%).

LAg-coated membranes were affixed to the end of a plastic support (with a free end as handle) with double-adhesive tape, cut into 4-mm wide sticks, and stored at room temperature.

The photoanode and electrocatalyst on carbon paper support were affixed to the proton conducting membrane using Nafion® as adhesive, an approach that yielded photocurrents up to 15 times better than that of a cell assembled by hot-pressing, in spite of the overall cell resistance of the latter being up to five times less than that of the former.

Noninvading cells on the top of the membrane were wiped off using a cotton swab, and invading cells affixed to the underside of the membrane were counted in 5 random areas.

After scraping the cells affixed to the inside of the membrane, the cells that had migrated through the insert were fixed with 4% paraformaldehyde (Beyotime) and stained with Giemsa (Jiancheng Bioengineering Research Institute, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China) according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Flow cells were affixed to clean-glass coverslips prior to planar membrane bilayer preparation as described (Floyd et al., 2008).