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Both DGGE and pyrosequencing of PCR-amplified 16S rRNA genes, however, showed that the structures of the microbial communities surveyed were minimally affected by the method of DNA extraction (Figures 3 through5).

The method involves sample digestion (HNO3-HClO4 and HCl), conjugation as a piazselenol (2,3-diaminonaphthalene, DAN), and cyclohexane extraction (Figure 2).

In spite of this fact, it may lead to substantial underestimation of total gas extraction (Figure 15): about 20% for high-intensity (curves 1 and 2) and 34% for low-intensity gas production (curves 3 and 4).

The present data suggest that the saliva and/or water solubility of a constituent influences its extraction (Figure 3); as a result, it might be expected that the other constituents examined here, which are strongly water soluble, would be extracted to a greater extent.

The FGFR1OP2/wit3.0 probe did not show strong hybridization in oral mucosa harvested before dental extraction (Figure 1A).

It was only loosely associated with the inward material since it could be removed by a gentle wash in phosphate buffered solutions (data not shown) or by ether extraction (Figure 1C).

Ten studies comprising 1324 participants were included in the review and data extraction (figure 1).

In total, seven studies with eight analyses moved to appraisal and data extraction (figure).

Only major treatments were considered in the model (eg, restoration only or restoration with crown, or extraction; figure 1).

A total of 160 patients travelled to hospital via ambulance, of which 151 (94%) ambulance records were available for data extraction (figure 1).

Aside from direct health effects of oil extraction, Figure 1 puts the analytical framework for health systems in relation with currently identified (economic and political) elements of the resource curse phenomenon.