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These proteins produce nonlinear scattering of sound waves, enabling their detection with ultrasound, and perturb magnetic fields, allowing their detection with MRI.

In one study the researchers found that in the presence of tumors, adipose-derived stem cells those in fatty tissue are more susceptible to becoming myofibroblasts, cells that mediate the typical stiffening of tumors, enabling their detection via palpation.

Such mutants tend to accumulate, enabling their detection by immunohistochemical staining.

This cocktail labels clonal progenies of focally electroporated progenitors that pass through a Tbr2+ lineage with the same combination of fluorophores thus enabling their detection (Fig. 1 C; (Garcia-Marques and Lopez-Mascaraque 2013; García-Moreno et al. 2014)).

That inhibiting desensitization of AMPA receptors increases [Ca2+]i elevations may indicate that under control conditions the [Ca2+]i elevations due to synaptic NG2+ AMPA receptor activation may be localized and thus not detectable in our experiments, but when amplified enable their detection by invading the soma.

As discussed above, we would have expected to detect these formulae in the whole sample as well, but these low O/C compounds do not ionize efficiently enough in negative ion mode amongst the lignin- and tannin-like compounds present in the whole sample to enable their detection.

Toxins comprise a wide variety of chemicals and large families of gustatory receptors have evolved both in insects and mammals to enable their detection.

We reasoned that an increase in the number of probe molecules on the array may help capture the rare target cDNAs and enable their detection by imaging.

If the decision to release GDMOs finds its place, then humanity will need - before their release - long-term monitoring plans to be prepared for unforeseen changes enabling their easier detection, and actual backup plans for fixing it if something goes wrong.

This, and overall genome complexity, likely contributed to many distal effects being found to be as strong as local effects, enabling their easier detection.

To address this challenge and increase the sensitivity of on-chip holographic imaging, we have developed several methods of forming self-assembled on-chip nanolenses that increase the scattering signatures of nanoparticles, enabling their unequivocal detection relative to background noise.