Transfection efficiency has been more than 50% through all the experiments as determined by counting the number of siGLO Lamin A/C positive cells in a microscopic field using fluorescent microscope.
At the time, I was living in a microscopic maid's room on the sixth floor of a building not far from Le Bon Marché.
Whichever of the two covers the other in a microscopic film is partly eliminated by the photoengraving operation.
But as food, water and medicines were allowed in, a microscopic amount of lethal Polonium 210 would not have been hard to get inside.
A teenage girl in a microscopic skirt applies for a secretarial job in a big old house occupied by two elderly women who hate each other's guts.
When he breaks the law intentionally, he frays the fabric of society — in a microscopic way, but enough such instances have real effects.
Not until the late 1990's did Denise examine what her mother had written and discover, instead of a diary or journal, two complete novellas written in a microscopic hand, evidently to save scarce paper.
(To avoid drawing attention to itself, the applet would also tell the browser to display the other company's page in a microscopic size on an already open Web page).
A whole new chapter of life, in other words, has been opened.This discovery, then and the earlier one of C. roenbergensis itself speak volumes, albeit in a microscopic language, about biodiversity.
However, it may take further evidence to convince other scientists that it was a genetic innovation in a microscopic organism that ultimately triggered the biggest biological crisis in the history of life on earth.
For example, my favourite piece of his, Stimmung, is vocal only, using the voice as a sound and exploring the nuances of it in a microscopic way, rid of the luggage of the opera tradition or any other vocal disciplines, styles or techniques.
