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Besides, a variable-slope method has been established, for identification of dominative and subsidiary interfaces in the granite site.
Meanwhile, neither diagnostic sequences nor gene structures have been established for identification of GAox subfamilies.
The use of whole cells for MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry is well established for identification of bacteria [ 10].
Here, we have identified 18 bona fide precursors of novel miRNAs, which obey all the rules established for identification of new microRNA, including the identification of miRNA and miRNA* sequences in the same library.
In this study, a surface plasmon resonance DNA biosensor based on RCA with a gold (Au) nanoparticle surface was established for isothermal identification of DNA.
A reverse transcription endpoint polymerase chain reaction (PCR) method and a realtime PCR assay were established for the identification of blood, saliva, semen, vaginal secretions and menstrual blood, and were compared to conventional enzymatic and immunologic tests.
Of the test subjects, 60% were males, the mean age was 39.1 (±12.8) years and 50% of the studied subjects tested positive for H. pylori, according to international criteria established for their identification [12], [13] (Table 2) (additional details are provided in Table S2).
Indeed, with all the specific acoustic and morphological traits evidenced by the present study, the cryptic species in the P. apicalis complex can be considered from now on as pseudo-cryptic species, i.e. cryptic species for which after detailed comparisons of morphological and non-morphological features key characters can be established for their identification [3], [79].
The PCR and sequencing of cytochrome B gene were established for species identification [ 16].
A solid foundation has been established for future identification of hereditary defects in human GLTP genes.
A double immunofluorescence staining procedure was established for the identification of cytokeratin (CK) positive/Erα-positive cells.
