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The cDNAs used here were not experimentally normalized, so as to allow assessment of transcript abundance and thus it is not surprising to find that transcripts from the mitochondrial genome are prominent.
Figure 6 shows both the COMSOL simulation and the experimentally normalized resonance angle changes during 3-APTES, Sulfo-SMCC, probe DNA and antisense PNA binding.
Nonetheless, this is a conservative yet reasonable estimation given that our cDNA libraries were not experimentally normalized and that only preadult developmental stages contributed to the transcript pool.
No cDNA libraries used in this study were experimentally normalized during library preparation, and therefore they were expected to retain the populations of the original mRNAs almost entirely.
Results show the experimentally determined normalized explosion pressure and the normalized adiabatic explosion pressure show different trends with the increase of CO/H2 ratio.
Left: Experimentally obtained normalized PL spectra for different excitation powers.
Experimentally derived normalized intensities exhibited a similar bell-shaped curve broadly consistent with the absence of leukemia antigen phage recognition in these unvaccinated healthy donors.
The number and percent of 'Designed' probes that were experimentally detected with normalized log2 intensities of ≤ −0.4 are also shown.
An analytical solution is obtained and experimentally validated for the normalized equations governing the momentum, heat and mass transports, which provides a fast, accurate, and convenient tool for the structural design and optimization of the module.
Local liquid-holdups determined from ECT images of normalized permittivity are experimentally calibrated under the steady-state operation with that from the classic drainage method.
The nuclear concentrations of input kinases were calculated by scaling the normalized dynamics measured experimentally by scaling factors that corresponded to the nuclear concentration at maximal stimulation.
