Sentence examples for label in conjunction from inspiring English sources
The resulting DNA fragments were used directly as templates for synthesizing antisense ribo-probes incorporating UTP digoxigenin (Roche) as the label in conjunction with a T7 Maxi Script kit (Ambion).
Hill revealed on Tumblr that she is launching a new record label in conjunction with Sony Worldwide Entertainment as an effort to pay the $504,000 she owes immediately in taxes.
It was released on DVD on November 13, 2003 under the Epic Records record label, in conjunction with the promotion for Jackson's greatest hits album, of the same name (although the album and DVD have different songs).
The current work employs hydroxyl radical (·OH) labeling in conjunction with mass spectrometry (MS -based peptide MS -basedor peptide the solvent accessibility of individual BR segmappingn the presence oforDS.
Although immunogold labeling in conjunction with transmission electron microscopy has higher resolution than immunofluorescence and would be the optimal technique to distinguish pre- or postsynapttic localization of BK channels, we found that BK channel immunoreactivity in OHCs was abolished unless organs of Corti were only lightly fixed in paraformaldehyde.
Transformation allows for fluorescent labeling in conjunction with manipulation of genes affecting T4P.
Moreover, far-red FPs are useful for multicolor labeling in conjunction with orange and green FPs.
In order to identify more membrane proteins, iTRAQ™--stable isotope labeling, in conjunction with tandem MS was used.
The power of stable isotope labeling in conjunction with mass spectrometry has long been leveraged to improve quantitative measurements.
To confirm this, we determined the proportion of proliferating ECs in control and mutant vessels at E16.5 using BrdU pulse labeling in conjunction with a nuclear marker of ECs, Lef-1.
Double-isotope labelling in conjunction with hydroxyapatite chromatography allowed the evaluation of drug effects on initiation of DNA replicons, DNA chain elongation and DNA damage (single-strand breaks), and their correlation with eventual cell viability.
