In 2013, Moreno et al. reported that an LNA-containing tail-clamp version, called bisLNA, in contrast to bisPNA, was able to strand-invade into supercoiled DNA at physiological salt concentrations.
Signals were sampled at 30 kHz and filtered at 10 kHz using p-Clamp software (version 8.2, Axon Instruments, Foster City, CA).
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In doing so, we used the fade-by-clamp option in Maxent version 3.2 to remove heavily clamped pixels from the final prediction.
Jalview Version 1.0 (Clamp et al., 2004) was an alignment editor first developed in 1996 as an advance over static alignment visualization tools such as ALSCRIPT (Barton, 1993).
We then focused on the combinatorial diversity generated by alternative splicing of exons 13-16, which generates isoforms with different C termini, namely TCF7L2-E harboring complete C clamp, TCF7L2-S with incomplete version of it and TCF7L2-M without C clamp (Weise et al. 2010).
Mr. Cohen has invented a miniature version of surgical clamps, which hold open traditional surgical incisions.
Changes in membrane capacitance and whole-cell currents were recorded using an EPC-9 or EPC-10 patch-clamp amplifier and the software Pulse (version 8-31; HElektronikonik, Lambrecht, Germany) or Patchmaster (version 2-73; HElektronikonik).
The correlogram derived from the clamp period appears to be a scaled version of the pre-clamp correlogram due to decreased firing levels.
Currents traces were recorded with pClamp using the whole-cell voltage-clamp recording configuration and then analyzed using Clampfit (version 10; Molecular Devices).
In the version considered in the present work, a flexible beam is clamped at the bottom of the tank.
