These fingerprinted traces reach the fully extended length of the polyprotein after refolding, and afterwards may show one additional step indicating isomerization of disulfide CysB CysG as in the example trace in Fig. 5a (17 nm step in the probe pulse, indicated by a solid triangle).
Roughly half the toxic PCB's in the New York Harbor have chemical "fingerprints" tracing them to General Electric's factories 200 miles upriver.
The potential sources of contamination including abandoned barrels, an underground tank, and a disposal lagoon, showed a wide range in δ13C values from − 15.6 to − 40.5‰ for TCE and from − 18.5 to − 32.4‰ for PCE, allowing the use of isotope fingerprinting for tracing of the origin and migration of these contaminants in the aquifer.
In fact, TRs are privileged targets in activities such as fingerprinting or tracing the evolution of populations (Kelkar et al., 2008; Vogler et al., 2006).
For best results, print out your fingerprint onto tracing paper, then use a UV etching machine to transfer the fingerprint onto a printed circuit board (PCB).
The geochemical and isotopic variations are used as natural "fingerprints" for tracing the origin, migration, and fate of contaminants in the environment.
We hypothesized that such patterns of HM accumulation and transfer in the biota may be used as biochemical fingerprint for tracing and characterizing the environmental pollution risks in a specific area.
The FBI announced that it had used genetic fingerprinting to trace the anthrax in the letters to a flask in Ivins's lab.
According to the court documents, Mr. Ahmidam rented a house outside Madrid where the authorities say fingerprints, traces of explosives and other evidence in the March 11 attacks was found.
For example, the H2A.Z ChIP-exo fingerprint trace reveals that 10% of the genome is enriched with 60% of all uniquely aligned reads, suggesting strong enrichment in the H2A.Z ChIP-exo data set (Fig. 2b).
