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Micro-Raman spectroscopy was carried out using a Renishaw InVia micro-Raman microscope (Wotton-under-Edge, UK) on several films and identified a mixture of amorphous and crystalline phases in the material.
LC/MS analysis of the active fractions identified a mixture of terpene sugar conjugates including timosaponin AIII, timosaponin BII, and several other uncharacterized saponins.
Recent crystallographic studies identified a mixture of tightly bound fatty acids in the ligand binding pocket (LBP) of bacterially expressed HNF4α and HNF4γ [31], [31], but it remains unclear what ligands are bound when the receptor is expressed in its native physiological environment.
Prior research has identified a mixture of promoter-specific and global histone acetylation changes.
Recent studies have identified a mixture of palmitic, stearic, and oleic acids as being bound, which most likely are derived from E. coli during purification.
The cross section study, performed by optical microscopy, of the T5 sample from the green background of the fourth panel, enabled us to identify a mixture of green and blue color grains in the paint layer (Figure 2A).
However, one vision is to identify a mixture of single or several components out of different biological levels (e.g., a combination of the most relevant genotypes), a selection of epigenetic modification in addition to a couple of miRNAs leading to changes in immune regulation, and environmental influences to best define a clinical phenotype.
To assess the sensitivity of PCR/LDR in identifying a mixture of alleles in a bacterial sample, genomic DNA was prepared from a culture of BP370*, a strain that was isolated during a single passage of BP370 on BG blood agar.
But the Pink Panther was allowed, and he became at a certain moment in my life someone I identified with: a mixture of an agent and a loser.
Attitudinal categories were therefore identified using a mixture of existing surveys and collaborative pedagogical knowledge.
