They are an important indicator of intact reef ecosystems and in remote places like Palmyra Atoll in the central Pacific where these predatory fish are still abundant, they fall victim to an even more voracious predator, Homo sapiens.
Detection of actin in the honey bees was used as a positive indicator of intact mRNA being assayed and also serves as an internal loading standard.
For this reason, growth in the presence of added Zn2+ is a classical indicator of intact endolysosomal function.
3- 4,5-Dimethylthiazol-2-yl -2,5-diphenyl-2 H-tetrazolium bromide conversion at 24 h is a short-term cytotoxicity assay; MTT serves as an indicator of intact cellular metabolism.
Ngo and Webb (2008, 2016) listed G. subaequalis, Palaquium annamense, Syzygium spp. and Canarium album as indicators of 'relatively intact forest', whereas A. rigidus and other species (including Horsfieldia amygdalina, Garcinia cochinchinensis, Knema pierrei, Castanopsis spp., Pometia spp., Gonocaryum maclurei) were rather associated with 'selectively logged forest'.
Several butterflies (such as Erynnis tages, Mellicta athalia and Pyrgus malvae) are possible to use as indicators of a relatively intact butterfly community.
For analyzing and controlling such processes robust real-time indicators for the concentration of intact cells such as impedance are required.
Formation of a discrete cleavage product of Calnexin in the absence of detergent (Triton X-100) was used as an indicator for intact microsomes.
In this study, we exploit in vivo imaging strategies based on genetically encoded Ca2+ indicators to define changes in perikaryal Ca2+ concentration of intact photoreceptors.
If the proportion of intact OR genes is an indicator of olfactory ability, one would expect nocturnal birds with good olfactory abilities to encode a higher proportion of intact OR genes than related, but diurnal species.
