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Single-stranded regions were digested with RNase A/T1 and the remaining footprint: probe duplexes detected using the mirVana micro-RNA detection kit (Ambion), resolved on a 15% TBE-urea gel (Invitrogen), and visualized on a Storm phosphorimager (Molecular Dynamics by GE Healthcare Bio-Sciences, Pittsburgh, PA).

This review describes the use of DNase I and hydroxyl radicals, the most commonly used footprinting probes, in footprinting experiments.

Several enzymatic and chemical agents have been developed as footprinting probes, and each has its own characteristic advantages and disadvantages.

The footprinting probes were generated by digestion of the p87-E1b-LUC plasmid.

Here, we use micrococcal nuclease (MNase) footprinting to probe the functions of two chromatin-remodeling complexes.

NMIA and kethoxal footprinting of probe 9 is consistent with strand invasion that breaks P8.

NMIA and kethoxal footprinting of probe 3 is consistent with strong binding to stem P7 inducing a rearrangement of stems P7 and P8, which results in formation of new base pairs, G22-C154, C23-G153, A25-U151, G27-C149, G27-C149, and perhaps G28-C148.

We examined closed and open complexes formation using DNAse I footprinting and probing with KMnO4, respectively.

US imaging was conducted using an Esaote Mylab 25 Gold (Genova, Italy) with LA435 (10 18 MHz) probe (footprint size 40 mm × 10 mm).

Spleen measurements of Spleen Longitudinal Diameter (SLD) were performed by postero-lateral scanning with the probe footprint aligned along an intercostal space to provide a longitudinal view of the spleen.

In many cases this requires the surface to have a local composition that is mixed on an appropriate length scale, i. e., for any domains present to be smaller than the footprint of the probe technique.