Sentence examples for beacons to target from inspiring English sources

Specifically, we designed molecular beacons to target Oct-4 mRNA in live EC cells in addition to targeting SSEA-1 protein using dye-labeled antibodies, and used flow cytometry to demonstrate the effectiveness in processing a large number of cells.

Therefore, it may be advantageous to design molecular beacons to target mRNAs corresponding to multiple factors, since it is fairly easy to simultaneously use 3 5 molecular beacons either with the same fluorophore (to enhance signal) or with different fluorophores (to distinguish different mRNAs).

While cities along the Northeast Corridor are closer together than most West Coast destinations, severe automotive congestion and frequent train delays (looking at you, Amtrak) means that there is a big opportunity for a service like Beacon to target both corporate commuters and high-income travelers.

Beacons allow retailers to target and interact with Line users when they are close to a location.

A set of specific primers and beacon probe were designed to target the 16S rRNA of both species.

The company says it uses cookies and web beacons to build groups of users (segments) that are used to target advertising.

These kits were designed to target one specific gene of each causative pathogen with one specific primer pair and one shared-stem molecular beacon probe (Table S4).

TD(G i, G i + 1)(i = 0, 1, ⋯, n) represents the broadcast delay from the GWS sending-beacon to all target area vehicles.

The temperature cycle added to PCR cycling conditions leads to maximum binding of beacon to its target sequence.

When mixing a thrombin sample with QD-apt B, BOBO-3 is competed away from the beacon due to target-induced aptamer folding, which then causes a decrease in QD-apt Bescence resonance energy transfer (FRET)-mediated BOBO-3 emission and acompetedthrombin quawaytation.

Unlit Swiss cities could be bombed in error, while blazing urban lights would act as a beacon to pinpoint targets across the border.