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The cytochromes with the highest concentration in the brain, and so most amenable to separation from the hemoglobin signals, are cytochrome c (Cyt c) and cytochrome oxidase (CytOx).

Pre-fractionation by SDS PAGE prior to MS has proved useful in the characterization of samples that are not amenable to separation by 2-DE.

These materials can be divided into biomolecules in complex mixtures (which are amenable to successful separation into unambiguously defined molecular fractions) and complex nonrepetitive materials (which cannot be purified in the conventional sense because they are even more intricate).

Lower members of the molecular weight scale range are amenable to supercritical-fluid separations.

These new separation techniques are amenable to lower initial sample amounts and can be coupled to nano-LC prior to mass spectrometric analysis.

We show the wide range of double-tip separations that are amenable to CIP.

Although HPLC is more expensive and less amenable to automation, it ensures improved selectivity of separation and considerably better reproducibility of the results.

Volatile organic bio compounds are directly amenable to analysis by gas chromatography, a technique of unsurpassed separation capacity.

The rescaling we use here focuses on the geometric properties of the system and the time-scale separation between the participating variables, and is amenable to analysis using dynamical systems tools (phase-plane analysis).

Derivatization of the OH-PCBs can eliminate the influence of the hydroxyl group on the separation and increase the volatility and stability, making them more amenable to gas chromatographic analysis.

Tubular array configurations amenable to either temperature swing or isothermal operation are included, though calculations predict temperature separation of at most 150 200 K between reduction and oxidation tubes positioned within a single well-insulated reaction vessel.