The thickness of TiO2 films was controlled by using a layer of adhesive tape (3M Scotch brand) as a frame and spacer.
The nanoporous films were prepared by applying the pastes onto commercial fluorine-doped tin oxide [FTO] substrates (Nippon Sheet Glass, 8 to 10 Ω/□, 3 mm thick) (Nippon Sheet Glass Company, Tokyo, Japan) by the doctor-blade method using adhesive tapes as a frame and spacer.
For Glimmer processing of the Eklund 17B (NRP) 454 sequences, all contigs were joined together to form one supercontig, with start and stop codons added in all reading frames as spacers in between the original contigs.
cp genome: chloroplast genome; IR: inverted repeat; SSC: small single copy; LSC: large single copy; bp: base pair; ycf: hypothetical chloroplast reading frame; IGS: intergenic spacer.
A computational domain of 3 × 5 feed spacer frames with geometry as applied in practice was used in the model.
Two separate synthetic genes have been designed, both encoding the same six epitopes in a single open reading frame along with spacers having additional amino acids to function as flexible (r-HCV-F-MEP) or rigid (r-HCV-R-MEP) linkers.
The junctions between each adjacent scaffold were filled with the six-frame stop-codon spacer "NNNNCACACACTTAATTAATTAAGTGTGTGNNNN" resulting in contiguous pseudomolecules.
HBV- Hepatitis B Virus FHB- fulminant hepatitis B SP- Surface promotor Enh-CP -enhancer core promotor GRE- Glucocorticoid response element ORF- open reading frame TP- terminal protein SP- spacer domain Pol-RT – polymerase reverse transciptase aa- amino acid MF and PG carried out the molecular genetic studies and participated in the sequence alignment.
They consist of a 5′-untranslated region (UTR), which has promoter activity, two open-reading frames (ORFs) separated by a spacer, and a 3′-UTR with a poly-A tail.
The actuator consists of a media substrate, a silicon frame, four pairs of magnets, a spacer, and a printed circuit board (PCB).
Take one or more of the ¾" washers and use as spacers between the face frame and the rail.
