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The OCT probe is built in a common path configuration where reference light is derived from the output quartz window.
The suggested advantages are: (1) since the light is derived from the chemical reaction itself (i.e., chemiluminescence), excitation illumination is not required (excitation illumination may alter structure and function in living cells); (2) photobleaching does not occur; and (3) generation of ROS may be dissected further with specific chemilumigenic probes.
In the living room, light was derived mainly from the glow of a large Sony television set (which was wired to a DirectTV satellite dish, in order to deny money to Time Warner/AOL).
Here we present analyses that assume extra dNTPs made in the light were derived from the synthesis of new deoxynucleotides (i.e., λ>0 and μ = 0).
However, we confirmed that similar results are obtained if we assume instead that the extra dNTPs made in the light were derived from the degraded host genome (see Text S1).
However, as demonstrated in this report, patient-specific variations of deposition are found in detailed pathological examination even when the amyloidogenic light chain is derived from a single germline gene.
Then, the optimal light switching function is derived to increase the range of sliding modal area, and the light intensity self-adjusting fuzzy active controller is designed.
The light energy released is derived from electron displacements within the crystal lattice of such a substance caused by previous exposure to high-energy radiation.
Since the camera response function is monotonically increasing, the amount of light on pixel is derived as (7). Figure 3 shows the normalized sensitivity map, obtained from the lit and unlit frames in Figure 2. Note that sensitivities in the background layer are bigger than 1 due to the short exposure time for the lit frame.
The dark green rind of the young fruitlet originated from ' Dul' (orange flesh parent) and is dominant over the light green rind that is derived from ' Tad' (green flesh parent).
A systematic materials selection procedure for spatially limited, light-weight structural components is derived.
