As someone who once spent a significant part of Year 9 at secondary school with red splodges in my hair, I can testify that 99% of primary colour dye jobs are done at home by teenage girls who don't understand what they are doing.
Mean deposits on the leaves and on leaf undersides at twelve canopy locations (three height ranges, two depths and the two sides of the row) were assessed using a soluble colour dye (Tartrazine) as a tracer.
Aliquots of 1 µl PCR products amplified with four different colour dye labelled primers and three different product sizes were pooled together to reduce cost and increase efficiency.
For tuber profiling, each sample was assayed twice in a two-colour dye experiment, allowing cross-validation of the observed variation and subsequent filtering based on correlation scores (Methods).
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She shot them in black and white, as silver gelatin prints, in the 1930s and 1940s and in colour dye-transfer prints in the 1960s and 1970s.
Moreover, unlike many other competing countries and due to favourable climatic conditions, Egyptian Valencia oranges do not normally experience the "re-greening phenomenon" which breaks down the colour dyes that give oranges their normal colour, causing a greenish tint, i.e. the reappearance of chlorophyll in mature oranges (Abu Hatab and Nsanimana 2016).
Printers used natural colour dyes made from mineral or vegetable sources.
To calibrate precisely oligosaccharide mobility data, we developed a new type of MM, using the ability of the ABI 3730xl system and similar DNA sequencers to detect multiple (usually five) colour dyes in a single capillary.
Samples were hybridised in a two-colour dye-switch experimental design (GenoToul, France, http://biopuce.insa-toulouse.fr/Maquette/en/) on 22 microarrays of the ovine oligonucleotide 019921 Agilent slide (Agilent Technology).
