Linker A was purchased as two separate oligonucleotides (5'OH-CAAGCAGAAGACGGCATACGATCCTGAGTACACTATGTTCCGAC-OH3', 5'P-GTCGGAACATAGTGTAGCA-OH3') and hybridized by boiling in a flask of water for five minutes and allowing the water to cool to room temperature.
We were presented with a flask of water from the Buffalo River to reenact the "Wedding of the Waters" when Dewitt created a marriage of the waters by transporting and pouring water from Lake Erie into the Atlantic via the Canal.
He set up a flask of water to represent the oceans, connected to a flask of gases through which he passed electrical discharges to represent lightning.
His eureka moment came when he saw a boiling flask of water in his SoHo studio that was casting an image of the room onto a tabletop.
A powdered mix made of crushed fruit, seeds and nuts is poured into a flask, cold water is added, it's given a shake and out comes a thick, greeny brown sludge.
Eneco, a privately held company, was created in 1991 to seek to license patents on cold fusion after the controversial claim of two University of Utah scientists that they could produce almost limitless amounts of energy in a room-temperature flask of water.
With a litre of Machaquito, a flask of water, a holy medal, and a rattling box of quarter-grain codeine, the crowd sent the writer off, bumping and bouncing down the forest road, with an escort of outriders, and a horde of footmen straggling behind.
Other touches echo in the memory: the flask of water and basket of bread that arrive immediately after you sit down and are replenished throughout the meal; the pacing, swift but not too swift; the music, barely perceptible in the background; and the food -- familiar, satisfying fare that nevertheless transcends cliches.
Then this happened, which is not the crux of the story, or even the center of what was strange to me: Jacob tapped one of the silver balls and it rolled up the inclined plane; he set a flask of water on the Bunsen burner and marked the rising level of the fluid; a balloon distended unevenly; a magnet under sandpaper moved iron filings so as to spell the word "egregious".
