When it comes to finishes, the floor can be stained, bleached or left natural, and then top-coated, typically with oil- or water-based polyurethane.
In summer, the bags emit a powerful stench, said John Watts, a spokesman for Ms. Harrison, and sidewalks and streets can be stained if a bag leaks or breaks.
Tissue sections can be viewed with an electron microscope, or they can be stained, using an immunohistochemical approach that uses antibodies directed against tumour-associated antigens or other cell proteins.
The targeted single cell can be stained with fluorescent or chromogenic antibodies for LCM [11].
The gene expresses an enzyme, not normally found in mice, that can be stained blue.
It produces morphologically normal pollen grains that can be stained darkly with I2-KI but lacks the ability to germinate (Figure 1; Fujii and Toriyama [2005]).
This reaction generates a large number of long double-strand DNA replicates, which can be stained by SYBR Green (SG) I to deliver enhanced fluorescence for quantitative detection of UDG activity.
In the last few years, this imaging technique has progressively evolved from the simple staining of the common samples used in pathology for HC/IHC to the direct application on tissues that can be stained without additional procedures.
But interactions between black officers and black civilians can be stained by violence as well.
After the body and skin have been finished, excess hide is cut off and the drum can be stained as needed.
Upon drying, the cellulose acetate can be removed from the coal ball with a razor and the obtained peel can be stained with a low-acidity stain and observed under a microscope.
