To distinguish labeled proteins the suffix –OG has been added to the nomenclature i.e. GSTM2-OG.
In order to detect the activity of neurons in vivo using FRET-based FCIP, or to distinguish labeled cells with strongly overlapping spectra, high resolution of temporal and spatial spectral variations is necessary.
Because the ability to distinguish labelled compartments depends on differences in LD between them and their milieu, the thresholding process works optimally when background labelling is low and the compartment-milieu interface is smooth rather than irregular in outline.
In conclusion, it is important to distinguish labelling of mid-chain or non-reducing terminal glycosulose residues (b3 and d4 respectively; Figure 1), from that at new reducing termini, created by hydrolysis or β-elimination of glycosidic bonds or by OH-initiated reactions (d4; Figure 1).
We expect that utilizing novel approaches such as distinguishing labels by their lifetime [ 24] and improving axial resolution using two opposing objectives [ 25] or total internal reflection [ 26] will expand live cell STED microscopy to three or more colors, 3D imaging and improved optical sectioning.
Those disparate collections can to some degree be distinguished using labels — Mrs. Clinton's as more moderate, Mr. Obama's as more liberal.
The eventive type, previously taken to be implicit in Stimulus-subject verbs, is now distinguished and labeled with a distinct set of roles, Affector to Affectee.
Individual genotypes were distinguished and labelled as follows: major/common homozygote (aa), heterozygote (ab) and minor allele homozygote (bb).
Interneuron somata were distinguished by labeling parvalbumin (PV), which is expressed by FS neurons and chandelier cells (Rudy et al. 2011).
The reason lies in the small size of organic fluorophores compared to proteins, which causes fluorophores to be internalized at higher efficiency than proteins, and in the fact that the internalized free dye cannot be easily distinguished from labeled proteins inside the cell.
