Grown & Sewn has even gone all archival, using Cramerton cloth, used in the 1930s for United States military uniforms, as one of its fabrics, but has borrowed a blue-jeans fit to give its khakis a jolt of sex appeal.
The associated DAS software essentially addresses the requirement of an active initialization of acquisition from SST-1 Central control and, subsequently, pushing the sampled data into the NAS for data archival using Ethernet.
DNA was extracted from blood samples using a standard phenol/chloroform method and from archival tissue using methods previously described (Wright and Manos, 1990).
It is one thing to recreate the signing of the Treaty of Ghent, but quite another to deploy the technique to depict events for which there are interesting living witnesses, not to mention archival footage (used only sparingly here).
Sebring, 1970, photograph by Bill Rauhauser, Pigment on Archival Paper, used with permission from the Hill Gallery.
Astro III, 1969 photograph by Bill Rauhauser, Pigment Print on Archival Paper, used with permission from the Hill Gallery.
These are roles he played as himself in real life, seen in archival footage used in two of last year's political documentaries.
Harvested tissue was either homogenized immediately, snap frozen, or prepared for archival storage using RNAlater (Ambion, Cat #AM7020).
Expression was evaluated immunohistochemically in an archival series using antisera raised against the C-terminus of the pNR-2/pS2 protein.
An ideal DNA barcode should be short enough to be amplified from archival specimens using universal primers.
