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Comparing with the direct immobilization method of antibodies, the immunosensor with the proposed immobilization procedure shows some advantages, such as improved sensitivity due to the well-retained antibody activity and the significantly extended detection range.
In this paper, an extended detection algorithm is presented, which rejects the temperature effect viewed as a nuisance parameter.
Additional independent validation comes from the extended detection of p24(Gag) protein by immunoblot and densiometric analysis at serial time points following vector exposure (Fig. 1F).
For patients younger than 12 months, an extended detection of MLL-r was performed with fluorescence in situ hybridisation (FISH) with a commercial DNA probe (LSI MLL Dual Colour Break Apart Rearrangement Probe, Vysis Inc. IL, USA) according to manufacturer's instructions.
Future work will consist of extending detection of additional AUs to be combined with those detected AUs in order to build a higher-level FE semantic analysis module.
In order to improve energy resolution and to extend detection energy range, charged-coupled devices are used as x-ray detectors.
The "Super Green Pine" extends detection range to about 800-900 km.
This effect is especially relevant to extending detection range for the smallest SVs.
These data reflect the benefit of quadrupole mass filtering (SIM) in maintaining linearity over a wide dynamic range and extending detection limits.
Having demonstrated the ability of the nanoarray detection to discriminate cell headspace based on the presence of a single mutation, we extended the studies to provide an independent validation of KRAS mutation detection and extend detection to other mutations (and combinations of mutations).
When extending detection of signatures of selection to the 0.1 percentile of VarLD scores, a third gene in this region overlapped with the signal: MYOM1 (myomesin 1) [ 29], which encodes a 85 kDa protein that is a structural constituent of muscle.
