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Conventionally, proportional counting, scintillation counting and alpha spectrometry are employed to assay the alpha emitting radionuclides but these techniques are difficult to be configured for online operations.
Given the simplicity of the apparatus and procedure, we conclude that the new task may be employed to assay learning and memory in adult zebrafish in an efficient manner.
Isotachophoretic stacking injection of 1000- to 10 000-fold diluted samples, which had been pretreated with a custom-designed solid-phase microextraction (SPME) cartridge, was employed to assay micromolar and nanomolar nitrite and nitrate levels in the presence of the high millimolar chloride concentrations characteristic of many biological samples.
The riboflavin-light-NBT system was employed to assay the superoxide radical [31].
DNase I, which is known to bind to the minor groove of B-type DNA [24] was also employed to assay the binding of tau protein to dsDNA.
These results demonstrate that the YOYO-1 mediated Genomic Assay® can be employed to assay for 1 bp SNPs in non-denatured genomes of the complexity of drosophila, homogeneously in bulk solution.
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Lactacystin (5 µM, 2 h) was employed to ensure assay specificity.
In order to avoid false positive results it is necessary to check this eventuality for every substance employed to this assay.
Because other metals, such as copper, can be alloyed to silver without significantly changing its colour, the touchstone method is not usually employed now to assay silver.
Computational analysis software was employed to design the assay to increase probability of primer set compatibility and to help curtail high background.
GraphPad Prism 5 (GraphPad Software Inc, La Jolla, CA, USA) was employed to analyse all assay data.
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