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Although very useful, this approach reports miR activity by transgene suppression, hampering the direct identification and selection of miR-expressing cells.
For example, the direct identification and enumeration of tumor-specific CD8+ T cells at the tumor site and in blood has recently provided compelling evidence that strong anti-tumoral responses naturally occur in some cancer patients.
We describe the reliability of the VITEK-2 Compact and overnight MicroScan panels for direct identification and susceptibility testing from the BacT/ALERT blood culture system when using FAN (FA and FN) bottles.
Cu/CeO2 catalysts are highly active for the low-temperature water gas shift a core reaction in syngas chemistry for tuning the H2/CO/CO2 proportions in feed streams but the direct identification and quantitative description of the active sites remain challenging.
Furthermore, the pattern of 2D-IR correlation spectra under thermal perturbation, allow their direct identification and discrimination.
The direct identification and localization of the latent virus in the normal host has been difficult using standard culture and hybridization techniques.
The search for anticancer agents via activity directed identification and characterization lead to the present study with a view to validating the claimed ethno-medicinal property of these plants as anticancer remedy.
The critical active-site amine of the human 8-oxoguanine DNA glycosylase, hOgg1: direct identification, ablation and chemical reconstitution.
The current work shows that oligonucleotide-modified Ag nanorod arrays can be used for rapid and sensitive detection of pathogenicity determinants isolated from highly pathogenic and pandemic influenza viruses through direct identification of RNA and genetic mutations in PB1-F2 without amplification or labeling of the virus.
Molecular archaeology and the identification of pathogenic DNA contribute greatly to the confirmation of pathologies and direct identification of disease in fragmented and degraded material such as this tomb.
The application of a proteotyping approach, previously applied to the rapid and direct identification of the type, subtype and lineage of influenza strains, has been successfully utilized here to identify the origin of genes within a reassorted strain of the influenza virus.
