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Ideally, we would be capable of labeling all the pixels which do not belong to the area where noise-free pixels are concentrated in scatter plot in Figure 3(b).

The training set thus accumulated over a period of time can then be used to build a classifier capable of labeling new RSS vectors obtained in the same geographical area.

It was found that compound B1 possessed prodigious two-photon (2P) action cross-section (Φδmax = 869.72 GM) in high polar solvent and higher quantum yield (Φ = 0.84), and can be capable of labeling lipid-rich endoplasmic reticulum (ER) in living cells in the range of 10−9 molar concentrations effectively.

Due to the poor performance of commercially available antibodies in immunofluorescence, we raised our own polyclonal antibody against human cofilin in rabbit (Covance) capable of labeling nuclear cofilin actin rods induced by treatment of cells with 10% DMSO.

The lower misclassification rate (0.15) indicates that SMI-M is not capable of labelling non-migraine patients as having migraine.

Biosensors, capable of label-free and in-line evaluation, play an important role in the investigation of chitin synthesis, degradation and interaction with other materials.

This significant increase in sensitivity represents a major step forward in the facile and cost-effective preparation of FO-SPR sensors capable of label-free detection of various biomolecular targets.

We conclude that our platform is capable of label-free quantitation of intact proteins using top down proteomics and hierarchical linear modeling.

Based on the principle of light scattering, optical coherence tomography (OCT) is a non-invasive, tomographic three-dimensional (3D) imaging modality capable of label-free detection of sub-surface biological inclusions or microstructures at a depth of several millimeters with micrometer scale sensitivity.

Preliminary assays and proof-of-concept experiments demonstrated that this probe exhibits strong chemical reactivity towards caspase-1 over other enzymes, capable of covalently labeling caspapse-1 over other non-caspase enzymes.

16, 17 Currently, the TMP-tag is one of the few available chemical tags capable of specifically labeling intracellular proteins in living cells.